SEAT ALERT

Qantas Points Plane

Paris & Santiago

36,100 - 166,300 Qantas Points, One way

Huge Drop of Qantas Reward Seats in All Cabins to Paris & Santiago

Qantas has just dropped a huge haul of reward seats across its wide network, including over 1,000 Business Class Classic Rewards to and from Paris from both Sydney and Perth. As well as opening up all cabins between Sydney and Santiago in May next year. Still need a convincing? Qantas has also discounted Economy and Premium Economy reward pricing on these routes by 25% for this limited time.

Direct flights between Australia and Paris in Business Class is typically reserved for big spenders and elite status members with next to no reward seats available throughout the year. Get in quick and make the most of this rare opportunity, these seats are only available until the 6th of December or if booked prior.

If you prefer sunshine over the Seine, there’s also a huge drop of Classic Reward availability to Bali, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu in early 2026.

Happy Travels!
The Point Hacks Team

Stay tuned for your chance to score a share of 450,000 Qantas Points! Kicks off Thursday, 4 December.

Sydney to Paris

From 47,600 Qantas Points, One Way

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Perth to Paris

From 44,100 Qantas Points, One Way

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• Qantas Business Class review

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Sydney to Santiago

From 36,100 Qantas Points, One Way

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• Qantas Business Class review

• Qantas Premium Economy review

No redemptions from your city?

If there are no redemptions departing from your city, you can connect through one of the included cities using the multi-city tool. You can check out our guide on using the multi-city tool to assist booking your connecting flights on the one ticket.

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