Upgrade your flying experience with Qantas' brand-new smartphone app!
As people who enjoy travelling, we all appreciate when things become a little more convenient and hassle-free, especially when it comes to booking flights. Well, great news for all our Aussie wanderlust enthusiasts! Qantas has announced the release of an upgraded version of its smartphone app by the end of this year that promises to make your air travel experience smoother and more enjoyable than ever.
Qantas loyalty points program members will also benefit from the new app, as it will be better integrated with the airline's rewards system. In addition, Qantas plans to revamp its boarding process for a more seamless experience, better recognising passengers with higher tier status in its frequent flyer program.
Not only that but the range of redemption options for the Qantas frequent flyer program is set to expand. Expect 'points burn' opportunities with major retailers, as well as diversification into financial services—making those hard-earned points even more valuable.
The airline has high praise for its Dreamliner Boeing 787-9s, referring to them as 'transformative' for long-haul operations. The Dreamliners are already making an impact, turning previously unprofitable routes into money makers for the company.
Qantas recently took delivery of its 12th Dreamliner, the Billabong, and two more are on the way. These aircraft have improved earnings on several long-haul routes, such as Perth-Rome, Melbourne-Dallas, and Sydney-Johannesburg. The airline is also set to begin flying the Auckland-New York route next month.
With their success on these routes, Qantas sees potential in using the Dreamliners to open other opportunities, such as flights to Paris, Chicago, and Seattle. CEO Alan Joyce stated, 'This is a structurally different business than it was before COVID, operating in markets that have also changed.'
The app will hold several features that customers are sure to love. You’ll be able to book flights and check your flight status with ease. In addition, Qantas will provide passengers with the ability to track their luggage during their journey, allowing customers peace of mind as their belongings get to their destination safe and sound.
Aside from convenience, the Qantas app also promises to revamp the airline’s boarding process for an enjoyable experience. High-tier frequent flyers will be recognised easier, while passengers without a high-tier status will bask in the efficiencies brought by the app. All this with the background of the Qantas team creating up to 8,500 new roles in Australia to support the new aircraft and additional flights that are on the way. Get ready to experience the game-changing app that will make your travel life much easier.
As the upgraded Qantas app takes flight and the airline reveals its ambitious growth plans, it's evident that they are dedicated to providing its customers with an exceptional experience.
With travel restrictions easing, we're curious: Are any of our members planning exciting trips in the near future? And have you had a chance to explore the game-changing features of the new Qantas app?
Feel free to share your upcoming travel plans, as well as any experiences and tips you may have, with your fellow Seniors Discount Club members. Let's stay safe, happy, and well-informed as we embark on new adventures both at home and abroad!
Qantas loyalty points program members will also benefit from the new app, as it will be better integrated with the airline's rewards system. In addition, Qantas plans to revamp its boarding process for a more seamless experience, better recognising passengers with higher tier status in its frequent flyer program.
Not only that but the range of redemption options for the Qantas frequent flyer program is set to expand. Expect 'points burn' opportunities with major retailers, as well as diversification into financial services—making those hard-earned points even more valuable.
The airline has high praise for its Dreamliner Boeing 787-9s, referring to them as 'transformative' for long-haul operations. The Dreamliners are already making an impact, turning previously unprofitable routes into money makers for the company.
Qantas recently took delivery of its 12th Dreamliner, the Billabong, and two more are on the way. These aircraft have improved earnings on several long-haul routes, such as Perth-Rome, Melbourne-Dallas, and Sydney-Johannesburg. The airline is also set to begin flying the Auckland-New York route next month.
With their success on these routes, Qantas sees potential in using the Dreamliners to open other opportunities, such as flights to Paris, Chicago, and Seattle. CEO Alan Joyce stated, 'This is a structurally different business than it was before COVID, operating in markets that have also changed.'
Take Control with the New Qantas Smartphone App
The upcoming Qantas app promises to take the stress out of travel for Aussies. With enhanced control and convenience on the go, you’ll be able to manage your trips like a pro.The app will hold several features that customers are sure to love. You’ll be able to book flights and check your flight status with ease. In addition, Qantas will provide passengers with the ability to track their luggage during their journey, allowing customers peace of mind as their belongings get to their destination safe and sound.
Aside from convenience, the Qantas app also promises to revamp the airline’s boarding process for an enjoyable experience. High-tier frequent flyers will be recognised easier, while passengers without a high-tier status will bask in the efficiencies brought by the app. All this with the background of the Qantas team creating up to 8,500 new roles in Australia to support the new aircraft and additional flights that are on the way. Get ready to experience the game-changing app that will make your travel life much easier.
Key Takeaways
- Qantas will release an overhauled version of its smartphone app towards the year's end, offering customers more control of their booking and introducing baggage tracking.
- The new app will better integrate the Qantas loyalty points program and improve communication during disruptions, as well as offering fast check-in and enhanced boarding processes.
- Qantas plans to expand the range of redemption options for its frequent flyer program, including 'points burn' opportunities with major retailers and diversification into financial services.
- The airline intends to create up to 8500 new operational roles in Australia by 2033 to support new aircraft and additional flying, with a focus on growing and improving long-haul operations using Dreamliner Boeing 787-9s.
With travel restrictions easing, we're curious: Are any of our members planning exciting trips in the near future? And have you had a chance to explore the game-changing features of the new Qantas app?
Feel free to share your upcoming travel plans, as well as any experiences and tips you may have, with your fellow Seniors Discount Club members. Let's stay safe, happy, and well-informed as we embark on new adventures both at home and abroad!
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