Flying Blue gets stronger: now you can also fly Qantas First Class with miles
Flying Blue, Air France-KLM's loyalty program, is becoming even more powerful. Thanks to the expansion of the historic partnership between the group [...]

Flying Blue, the loyalty program of Air France-KLM, becomes even more powerful.
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Thanks to the expansion of the historic partnership between the Franco-Dutch group and Qantas, Australia's national airline, Flying Blue members can now book award tickets in Qantas First Class - a first-of-its-kind innovation that opens up new opportunities for discerning frequent flyers.
This extension of collaboration marks an important step in Flying Blue's internationalization strategy and further strengthens the link between Europe and Australia.
Starting in July, Flying Blue members will also be able to redeem their Miles to fly in the Australian carrier's most exclusive cabin.
In addition, those who have the status Ultimate will have access to the luxurious Qantas First Class lounges, an exclusive benefit that marks a further evolution of the premium experience.
More flights, more connections, more benefits
The agreement also includes an operational expansion: Air France has added its code to the Qantas direct flight between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Perth, which has been operating for a year and is the only non-stop connection between France and Australia. A service that cuts up to three hours off the fastest travel time available today. KLM and Air France will also add their codes to Qantas flights between Singapore and Darwin.
Cooperation is also being strengthened at major Asian hubs, with the introduction of Tokyo Haneda Airport as a new connection point between the three carriers' networks, alongside the already operational hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong. From these hubs, passengers will have easy access to key destinations such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin.
Integrated loyalty programs
In addition to the ability to use Flying Blue Miles to travel with Qantas, passengers can also earn Qantas points when flying with Air France and KLM.

Cooperation between the loyalty programs of the three companies promises further development, again with the goal of increasing value for loyal travelers.
In conclusion
In an increasingly interconnected global landscape, Flying Blue continues to grow and position itself as one of the most versatile programs and suits for those who like to travel in style-and now with a touch of Australian luxury.
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