NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card

Up to 120,000 bonus Qantas Points
Discounted $295 first year annual fee
Offer may be withdrawn at any time
Eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, fees and charges apply
As keen travellers ourselves, we love finding bargain flights and saving some money along the way.
We've got you covered across everything from the latest flight sales, comparing airlines and answering questions like "how to get upgraded on a flight?" and more below.
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Choose the airlines you'd like to compare from the list below so see where they fly, what's included in your fare and much more.
If you're booking flights for the future but worried border closures might affect your travel, Qantas, Virgin and Jetstar all have flexibility policies. Their various offers include things such as letting you change your travel dates or receiving a fare credit to be used at a later time. You can find a full list of airlines offering flexible flights here.
Qantas, Rex Airlines and Virgin Australia all allow up to 23kg of checked luggage per person with their standard economy class fare.
Squeezing just a little too much into your bag at the last minute before you head to the airport? Don't.
Airlines have strict baggage weight limits and weigh every piece of checked luggage that boards the plane.
If you're flying domestically in Australia, you can expect to find the following excess baggage fees.
Excess baggage fees by domestic airline:
Virgin Australia | $45 for each piece over your allowance |
Qantas | $50 heavy charge for each piece over your allowance $100 for each extra piece |
Rex Airlines | $5.50 per kg over your allowance |
Jetstar | $15 per kg over your allowance |
Rex Airlines gives you the most wiggle room, penalising the least for excess weight.
If you want to avoid all the fuss and risk of extra charges at the airport, you can add additional baggage when you're booking or before you head to the airport.
Additional baggage price by domestic airline:
Virgin Australia | $45 per 23kg |
Qantas | $50 per 23kg |
Rex Airlines | $10 per 5kg |
Jetstar | $21* per 15kg $23* per 20kg *Prices vary by route. |
It's the dream to buy economy and get bumped up to first class absolutely free, but how do you make that dream a reality?
While there's no hard and fast rule on how to score this holy grail, there are a few ways you can increase your chances of nabbing that premium economy, business or first class upgrade.
Here's how:
1. Join the frequent flyer program: Many luxury airlines like Qantas let you trade in your hard earned frequent flyer points for upgrades. This option might not be free, but this way you are guaranteed to get that upgrade on your flight. Also, it doesn't hurt to be part of the frequent flyer program to show that you have loyalty to the airline itself.
2. Bid in a flight upgrade auction: Again, this option might not be a freebie, but it does increase your chances of getting an upgrade for cheap. Many major airlines including Qantas, Virgin Australia, Singapore Airlines and Etihad let you "bid" for a seat in a more premium class. You nominate how much you're willing to pay and if you're the highest bidder before a designated period, you could win that premium seat. You might also like to look into bidding upgrade sites like Optiontown, which let you bid on certain benefits such as extra baggage allowance, lounge access and flatbeds on airlines including AirAsia X, SAS and Vietnam Airlines.
3. Download upgrade apps: Get notified as soon as possible so you can nab the limited number of discounted upgrades available. Due to launch later this year, Seatfrog is designed to notify those who have registered their flight with the app when the airline is offering discounted upgrades prior to departure. Those looking to step up a class can name their price through the app.
4. Don't go for the special meal: It might seem like an odd tip, but if you can deal with the options on the onboard menu, opt out of having a special meal. These meals are linked to your seat number, so airlines generally don't upgrade anyone who has nominated one.
5. Fly during quieter periods: During peak times you'll find that business flyers will fill up the business and first class seats leaving nothing for eager upgraders. Fly during quieter periods and you've automatically increased your chances of snatching up one of the spare seats on board.
6. Timing is everything: Be early or be late, they both have their benefits. If you're early then you could be the first one to be offered an upgraded seat. If you're late and you haven't been assigned a seat yet, then there's a chance that the flight has been overbooked for your class and you could be bumped up. Of course, being late has its negatives too, including missing your flight, having the upgrades take by those who arrived early or being bumped to the next flight because your flight is full. That's the risk you have to take.
7. Make an impression. There's a lot of advice going out about complaining about something, playing to the emotional side of the person at the counter or just generally being nice and complimenting them. We're leaving it on this list because some say it has worked for them. Feel free to try one or the other, however there's no guarantee it'll work.
8. Bump yourself off the plane: If the plane has been overbooked and you can sacrifice the waiting time, nominate yourself to be bumped off the plane on the provision that you be upgraded on the next flight. If the airline can accommodate for this request, they might very well honour it.
9. Dress to impress: Some people swear by this one and it can't hurt to look like you belong in first class when at the airline counter.
10. Don't let a delay get the better of you: Every time I've been upgraded, a flight delay has played a part. I haven't complained about the delay, I've either just been automatically given an upgraded ticket at the counter, or been called to the counter at the gate to exchange my ticket for one with a better seat. Make of that what you will.
11. Use your status: People with titles like Dr or Judge can sometimes be upgraded purely because of their status in society. The same goes for those with diplomatic passports.
Offer may be withdrawn at any time
Eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, fees and charges apply
Offer may be withdrawn at any time
Eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, fees and charges apply
International flights have resumed from 1 November with Qantas being one of the first airlines to return overseas.
Other airlines that have resumed flying from 1 November include Singapore Airlines, Emirates and Etihad.
Qatar Airways
Up to 10% off for Privilege Club members with code PCAPR23
Get up to 10% off on flights when you signup and become a Privilege Club member with a code. Available for travel until 31 March 2024. T&Cs apply.
Qatar Airways
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Available for travel on select dates until 5 December 2023. T&Cs apply.
Wotif
100% off return flights on select holiday packages
Fly for free when you book your flight and hotel together with select Australia holiday packages at Wotif. T&Cs, exclusions apply.
Agoda
7% off hotel and flight bookings
Get 7% off hotel and flight bookings with a minimum spend of $350. T&Cs apply.
Kayak
Jetstar flights from Sydney starts at $45 one way
Available on select dates from 4 July 2023 to 14 March 2024. Sample fare is from Sydney to Ballina Byron via Jetstar.
Kayak
Save $200 on Vancouver flights via Qantas
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Available for travel on select dates until 21 October to 30 November 2023 and 15 January to 30 March 2024, unless sold out prior with a code. T&Cs apply.
Virgin Australia
Australia flights from $49 one way
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Available for travel on select dates until 15 June 2024. Destinations include Gold Coast, Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney, and more. T&Cs apply.
Air New Zealand
Flights to USA & Canada from $1449
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Available for travel on select dates until 29 February 2024. Destinations include Los Angeles, Vancouver, San Francisco, and more. T&Cs apply.
Kayak
Air-normous sale: International and domestic flights from $29 on Jetstar
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Available for travel on select dates until 30 June 2024. Destinations include Sydney, Seoul, Ho Chi Minh City, Tokyo, and more. T&Cs apply.
Trip.com
New Delhi return flights From $823
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Available for travel on select dates until 30 April 2024. T&Cs apply.
Skyscanner
Sydney to Ballina flights from $88
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Available for travel between 20 - 26 August 2023. T&Cs apply.
Trip.com
Sydney to Qingdao flights from $337 on Capital Airlines
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Available for travel on select dates. T&Cs apply.
Emirates
Christchurch flights from $659 with FREE baggage allowance
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Available for travel on select dates until 30 September 2023 using the code. T&Cs apply.
Trip.com
International flights from $222 on Vietjet
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Available for travel on select dates until 30 December 2023. T&Cs apply.
Trip.com
Australia flights from $117
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Available for travel on select dates. Destinations include Melbourne, Perth, Gold Coast, and more. T&Cs apply.
Kayak
Sydney to Seoul from $359 one-way on Jetstar
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Available for travel on select dates until 15 June 2024 until sold out. T&Cs apply.
Virgin Australia
Western Australia flights from $219
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Available for travel on select dates until 28 October 2023. Destinations include Broome and Perth. T&Cs apply.
Trip.com
Sydney to Bangkok flights from $239 on AirAsia
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Available for travel on select dates until 31 March 2024. T&Cs apply.
Qatar Airways
Up to 10% off your next Qatar Airways flight
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Available for travel on select dates until 31 December 2023. Origin of destinations includes Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. T&Cs apply.
Emirates
Save 50% more with Cash+Miles
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Be an Emirates Skywards member and save 50% more on any fare in any cabin class using a combination of Cash+Miles.
Virgin Australia
Up to $1000 flight credit
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Earn up to $1000 flight credit when you signup and fly with Virgin Australia Business Flyer1. T&Cs apply.
JUSTFLY
15% off on stays worldwide
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SmartFares
Up to USD$25 off business class flight fees
Available on select travel dates to USA and more. T&Cs apply.
Momondo
Tokyo flights from $726 return
Available for flights from August - September 2023. Sample fare departs from Melbourne with Philippine Airlines.
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CheapOAir
Up to US$30 off flight fees
Available on select travel dates when you use the code. Destinations include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. T&Cs apply.
Skyscanner
Flights between Melbourne and Exmouth from $399 each way
Available for travel from 30 April – 26 October 2023 with Qantas.
Skyscanner
Flights to Malaysia from $256 return
Available on select travel dates until March 2023. Sample fare departs from Perth with Scoot.
Singapore Airlines
Up to 10% off select flights
Students get a 10% discount on flights, additional checked baggage allowance and a free booking change. Must be KrisFlyer member who is currently enrolled at an eligible college or university. T&Cs apply.
Cheapair
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Available on select travel dates to Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and more. T&Cs apply.
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Available on select dates when you book Express Deals. Destinations include Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, United Kingdom and more. T&Cs apply.
Malaysia Airlines
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Book a Economy Flex, Business Flex or Business Suite flight and get 10% on your next flight with the same plane. T&Cs apply.
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Omio
Book budget flights in Europe from €23
Available on select flights in Europe including Paris, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam and more. Sample price is from Berlin-London with Ryanair.
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Hi Jordon,
Thank you for reaching out to Finder.
You may want to check our cruise deal Finder page. This page will give you an overview of the sites where you could book your cruise online. You may also head to our cruise sale Finder promo codes. Hope this helps!
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How can I be sure I will get the seating I require for my wife and myself
Hi Ken,
Thanks for reaching out.
Guaranteed seats may come with a cost but for those who do not want to pay for the privilege of a good seat, it’s a good idea to make note of when the flight’s online check-in opens. The earlier you check-in for your flight, the sooner you’ll have your assigned seat.
You may view our tips on how to get the best airline seat.
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Thank you for your inquiry.
Depending on the airline you want to fly with, please click on the green “Get deal” button above so you’d be redirected to the airline’s ticketing page. From there, you can book online and specify your flight details as well the number of passengers.
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