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(16/03/23)
 Qantas Frequent Flyers can now use their reward
points to travel to more than 75 destinations around the world
with the Taipei-based carrier, China Airlines.

The expansion means that travellers can use
Qantas Points to book Classic Flight Reward seats on all China Airlines
flights, adding more destinations to the 1,200 they can already
fly to using points and providing another option to many other
destinations particularly across Asia and Europe.

Frequent
Flyers were previously only able to use points to travel on China
Airlines between Australia and Taipei.

Members can
travel from Sydney to Da Nang, Vietnam in Economy using 37,800
points, from Melbourne to Amsterdam in Business using 159,000
points or Sydney to Taipei in Business using 75,000 points (plus
taxes, fees and carrier charges).

China Airlines offers
full-service (Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins), and
operates thousands of flights each week across its extensive
international network spanning 23 countries.

“Our network of more than 45 partner airlines means frequent
flyers can use their Qantas Points to travel to more than 1,200
destinations around the world, and this expanded partnership means
they have more options than ever,” said Olivia Wirth, Qantas
Loyalty CEO. “We
receive great feedback from our members who have travelled to
Taipei with China Airlines, and we know that having access to
their full and expansive network will be welcome news. There are more than 5 million reward seats available for booking
over the next year on Qantas, Jetstar and our partner airlines.”

Qantas Frequent Flyers can also use their points on hotel
stays in Taipei and other destinations through Qantas Hotels.

Qantas recently extended its commitment to 50 per cent more
reward seat availability on international flights for an
additional six months, releasing tens of thousands of new reward
seats.

China Airlines Classic Flight Reward seats include:

Values displayed above are used purely as an
example and are subject to change. Taxes, fees
and carrier charges are payable to Qantas (excluding any amounts
payable to third parties at the airport) in addition to the points
required.

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