The cyber safety of Qantas Frequent Flyers is a priority for us. We take active, quality measures to help our members keep safe online and also encourage our members to do what's possible to protect their account and personal information, as well as Qantas Points. The guide below will help you identify threats and protect yourself online.
What’s phishing?
'Phishing' is when scammers try to trick you into sharing information that can be valuable to them, including passwords, PINs, personal information and credit card details.
Phishing emails are the most common for Frequent Flyers, but you might also be targeted with a fake SMS, social media post or even a voice call. Phishing emails might use your name and try to appear authentic by replicating Qantas logos, company information and other familiar materials.
Our top tips for checking your account

Spot if it's a trick
Tell-tale signs of a 'phish' include poor grammar, spelling errors, suspicious links or attachments, urgent or enticing language, and altered email addresses or sender names. Look out for additional numbers or little variations. Take a look at some recent scamsOpens in a new tab or window

If you're suspicious, don't click
If you're not 100% sure something is genuine, don't click on any links or download any attachments. Genuine Qantas offers can usually be found on our website - or check with the Qantas Frequent Flyer Service Centre Remember, Qantas will never ask you to email details of your bank account, credit card, PIN or passwords.

Give '2FA' the tick
With Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), we check if it's really you trying to access your account by asking for a verification code sent to your registered email address, mobile number or Authenticator App. Alternatively, you can answer security questions. To set up 2FA, log into your Profile and go to 'Personal Information'. For more on 2FA, read our FAQs
The cyber safety checklist
When it comes to staying safe online, the more of these habits you keep, the better.
What to do when you have:

Lost your Qantas Frequent Flyer membership card?
- Call the Frequent Flyer Service Centre on +61 2 9433 2329 (Worldwide) or email frequent_flyer@qantas.com.au
- You can access your digital membership card via the Qantas App. To view, go to 'My QFF', then tap on the card icon on the top right-hand corner of the screen.

Noticed suspicious activity on your Frequent Flyer account?
- Call the Qantas Frequent Flyer Service Centre immediately on +61 2 9433 2329 (worldwide)
- Change your PIN for all accounts and sites where you use that PIN
- Check other accounts for suspicious activity and if you notice any, contact the company or service immediately.