I am approaching my Qantas Status anniversary and am short a few status credits depending on the answer the following:
I have an overseas flight departing the last day of my current period (30th) and landing on the 30th in the US but the 1st in Australia. When do you get the Status Credits and what period do they apply too?
Status credits always apply to the membership year of the local departure date foe each flight. Status credits can take up to a week to appear in your account, depending on the airline flown but for Qantas they're almost always in your account within 24 hours and sometimes even before you land.
In my experience the date for credits is the departure date. I have actually had points credited to my account whilst in-flight, so I am pretty sure you will be fine. However, if you also need the points from your return flight, you are in trouble as they will not be credited until after your anniversary date. In that case, it may be some sweet talking to the QFF Service Center.
Best of luck
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FlyAway
FlyAway
Member since 24 Apr 2019
Total posts 20
Hi All,
I am approaching my Qantas Status anniversary and am short a few status credits depending on the answer the following:
I have an overseas flight departing the last day of my current period (30th) and landing on the 30th in the US but the 1st in Australia. When do you get the Status Credits and what period do they apply too?
Does anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks
Travelbugsbitten
Travelbugsbitten
Member since 16 Aug 2019
Total posts 37
It’s an interesting question with a few variables. It might be worth contacting the call centre.
GoldCanyon340
GoldCanyon340
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 11 Nov 2016
Total posts 15
Status credits always apply to the membership year of the local departure date foe each flight. Status credits can take up to a week to appear in your account, depending on the airline flown but for Qantas they're almost always in your account within 24 hours and sometimes even before you land.
John Phelan
John Phelan
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 28 Oct 2011
Total posts 263
It is the date of the departure of the flight that matters - so in your case, it will be on the final day of your old membership year.
Meandering
Meandering
Member since 07 Nov 2018
Total posts 10
Hi FlyAway,
In my experience the date for credits is the departure date. I have actually had points credited to my account whilst in-flight, so I am pretty sure you will be fine. However, if you also need the points from your return flight, you are in trouble as they will not be credited until after your anniversary date. In that case, it may be some sweet talking to the QFF Service Center.
Best of luck