Use this Qantas Points calculator to see how many points a Classic Reward costs on your route, the taxes and charges on top, and which dates have seats right now. Qantas prices Classic Rewards by distance: a one-way Economy seat costs 9,200 to 63,500 points, Business 19,300 to 166,300 and First 29,000 to 249,400.
On the Qantas table (Qantas, American, Fiji Airways), Business Sydney to London costs 166,300 Qantas Points one way on a Classic Reward (Zone 10, 10,576 miles). Points depend on the route and cabin, not the date. Taxes and carrier charges are paid in cash on top.
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| Cabin | Points, Qantas table |
|---|---|
| 63,500 | |
| 124,700 | |
| 166,300 | |
| 249,400 |
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One way from Sydney, Classic Reward chart prices on the Qantas table, only for cabins we have seen Qantas table seats in. Seats depend on the date.
Business, Sydney to London
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Seats checked daily.Chart for bookings from 5 Aug 2025. Seats change fast: open the dates in Gyoza for a live check, then book on Qantas.
Classic Reward prices are fixed by distance zone and cabin, one way per adult. The longer the flight, the higher the zone. The date you fly does not change the points, only whether a seat is open. Jetstar, partner airlines and Emirates each have their own prices.
| Zone | Miles | Economy | Premium Economy | Business | First |
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| 1 | 0 to 600 | 9,200 | 14,500 | 19,300 | 29,000 |
| 2 | 601 to 1,200 | 13,800 | 21,600 | 29,000 | 43,600 |
| 3 | 1,201 to 2,400 | 20,700 | 32,600 | 43,600 | 65,300 |
| 4 | 2,401 to 3,600 | 23,300 | 50,600 | 68,400 | 102,600 |
| 5 | 3,601 to 4,800 | 29,000 | 61,600 | 82,100 | 123,100 |
| 6 | 4,801 to 5,800 | 36,200 | 73,800 | 98,400 | 147,700 |
| 7 | 5,801 to 7,000 | 43,200 | 85,300 | 113,900 | 170,800 |
| 8 | 7,001 to 8,400 | 48,200 | 97,600 | 130,100 | 195,400 |
| 9 | 8,401 to 9,600 | 58,900 | 113,900 | 151,800 | 227,800 |
| 10 | 9,601 to 15,000 | 63,500 | 124,700 | 166,300 | 249,400 |
Miles are the straight-line distance between the two airports. One way, per adult, from the Qantas Classic Reward chart for bookings from 5 Aug 2025.
Points cover the seat. Taxes and carrier charges are paid in cash and change with the routing. Qantas shows the exact amount when you book.
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Qantas does not publish a value for a point. What a point gets you depends on how you use it. A Classic Reward seat has a fixed points price from the Qantas table, while Classic Plus, gift cards and shopping follow cash prices. Use the calculator to see which Classic Reward seats your balance reaches.
Take the cash fare for the same flight, subtract the taxes you still pay on the reward, and divide by the points. Multiply by 100 to get cents per point.
Set by distance, the same price every day. Seats are limited, so they go fast and open up again at random.
Priced from the cash fare, so there is no fixed points price. Qantas describes it as widespread availability, but it usually costs far more points than Classic Reward.
On Sydney to London, Classic Plus Business was seen from 650,600 points.
Qantas's calculator shows the points for a Classic Reward, but not the cash taxes on top or whether any seats are actually open. This calculator shows all three, using the same official zone table, so you can see the price and the dates you can book in one place.
Classic Reward prices are set by distance zone and cabin, one way per adult. Sydney to London is Zone 10. On the Qantas table (Qantas, American, Fiji Airways), Economy is 63,500 points and Business is 166,300 points. Use the calculator above for any route.
Jetstar, partner airlines and Emirates each have their own zone prices. Jetstar is often cheaper, partners and Emirates often cost more. When we have seen a cheaper seat on another airline, the calculator shows it under the main price.
A return is two one-way Classic Rewards, each needing its own Classic seat. Add the one-way price for each direction.
No. Points cover the seat. Taxes and carrier charges are paid in cash on top and vary by routing.
Classic Plus is priced from the cash fare, so it has no fixed points price. Qantas describes it as widespread availability, but it usually costs far more points than a Classic Reward seat. On Sydney to London, Classic Plus Business was seen from 650,600 points.
There's no fixed value. Qantas does not publish one, and it depends on how you redeem. A Classic Reward seat has a fixed points price from the Qantas table, while Classic Plus, gift cards and shopping follow cash prices.
It uses the straight-line distance between the two airports and matches it to Qantas's 10 distance zones. If you connect, Qantas adds up the distance of each flight, which can push the trip into a higher zone.
After 18 months with no earning or redeeming of points. Earning or redeeming any points resets the clock.
The calculator shows how many dates have seats on your route right now. See the dates in our search, or set an alert and we will tell you when seats open.
Prices in this Qantas Points calculator come from the Qantas Classic Reward table and the seats in our own data. Seats last checked 23 Oct 2026. Airlines set and change prices. The final price is shown when you book. This is general information, not financial advice. Qantas, Qantas Frequent Flyer and Qantas Points are trademarks of Qantas Airways Limited, used here only to describe the program this calculator covers.