THE QANTAS EXPERIENCE


ONEWORLD AND QANTAS


As part of the oneworld network of 50 partner airlines covering more than 1,200 destinations globally, your customers can discover the world with Qantas. With oneworld, your clients’ status is also recognised wherever they go, allowing them to enjoy the benefits of oneworld Ruby, Sapphire or Emerald status, based on their membership level with Qantas or other oneworld programmes. With its hub in Sydney and almost 100 years’ experience, Qantas knows New South Wales better than any airline in the world. Regardless of which route they choose, make sure you include domestic flights using Qantas Explorer fares, enabling them to see more of Australia for less.


The Qantas London Lounge QANTAS LOUNGES


Qantas’ newest addition to its range of lounges opened at Heathrow’s Terminal 3 in November 2017, and is open to eligible Business and First customers, Qantas Frequent Flyers, oneworld Emerald and Sapphire members, BA Executive Club and Emirates Skywards travellers. Features include seating for more than 230 travellers, a cocktail bar, gin bar, A la Carte dining with table service and full business facilities including Wi-Fi, flexible work spaces and shower suites with Aurora Spa amenities.


QANTAS FREQUENT FLYER


Qantas Frequent Flyer is Australia’s best airline loyalty programme. When travelling on the Qantas network, eligible oneworld customers can continue to earn points, advance their tier status and access a wide range of other member benefits.

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