Do late QF status credits count towards the following years total

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ABT1965

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 30 Jan 2013

Total posts 2

Hi,
I am coming to the end of my status credits year, the end of Jan 2019. I have reached gold. I am currently in the UK. My return business class flights are on Jan 10th. My question: if I do not register my QFF number against these flights in Jan, then manually claim them retrospectively in Feb 2019, will these status credits count towards my SC tally for my 2019 membership year? Apologies if this has been covered in one of your many posts.
Thanks.

RealPlayer89

Member since 26 Mar 2018

Total posts 4

Yep had this happen this year.

patrickk

Qantas

Member since 19 Apr 2012

Total posts 737

I seems safer to register your FF number now or when you check in in Jan 10.

aggie57

QF

Member since 04 Apr 2014

Total posts 136

Reckon Qantas will catch up on that eventually and allocate them to the correct date when the flights happened, even if they don’t at first.

moa999

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 02 Jul 2011

Total posts 834

I'm pretty sure they will be manually entered on the date actually travelled, and then automatically expired.

tuzza1

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 02 Aug 2012

Total posts 94

I think that moa999 is right. In fact im sure that it says so somewhere on their site

GBRGB

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 21 Jan 2014

Total posts 295

The system will pick it up automatically and assign them to Jan travel even if you don’t advise them until Feb, it even happens with credits allocated against a codeshare which may not appear for many weeks, the actual flight date is listed and it doesn’t count toward your new year credits.

Last editedby GBRGB at Dec 24, 2018, 12:21 PM.

Stuartfoster

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 21 Jul 2018

Total posts 9

It won't work. They will be credited at date of travelling. Good idea though

David

Member since 24 Oct 2010

Total posts 1,021

A very creative approach! I'd have thought they would be applied retrospectively. However, one thing which does work and has been done by some friends of mine is to delay claiming the 50 status credit loyalty bonus – assuming you have earned the bonus and your membership year begins within three months of the bonus being triggered (because you have three months in which to decide if you want your loyalty bonus to be made in points or status credits). For example, if you earned the loyalty bonus in December 2018 you can claim it in February 2019, which means those 50 status credits will fall into your new membership year.

Last editedby David at Dec 24, 2018, 08:18 PM.

AsiaBizTraveller

Member since 20 Nov 2015

Total posts 43

A very creative approach! I'd have thought they would be applied retrospectively. However, one thing which does work and has been done by some friends of mine is to delay claiming the 50 status credit loyalty bonus – assuming you have earned the bonus and your membership year begins within three months of the bonus being triggered (because you have three months in which to decide if you want your loyalty bonus to be made in points or status credits). For example, if you earned the loyalty bonus in December 2018 you can claim it in February 2019, which means those 50 status credits will fall into your new membership year.
Last edited by David at Dec 24, 2018, 08.18 PM.

That's pretty clever, what a great tip!!

OttoV

Jetstar Airways - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 24 Aug 2018

Total posts 36

My membership year ends at the end of March 2019 and I will be flying on April 1 from Melbourne to London via Perth with Qantas and that same day from London to Barcelona with BA, all in business class. Both flights were booked and paid for during the double status promotion. Return flights from Budapest to Melbourne via London and Perth will occur six weeks later. It will be very interesting to see what status points are credited to my account....gold level or a very disappointed Qantas supporter. Any one who has experienced this, care to comment?

Rufus1

Member since 04 Dec 2013

Total posts 70

On that note, would be good if QF allowed some sort of status credit carry-over. I had well and truly enough to renew platinum last year, but will likely struggle this year. Would be good of some of those couple of hundred surplus credits which disappeared on the membership anniversary could be rolled over to this year...

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