The astounding hack means you can fly from the US to Australia in first class with Qantas for only $1,473 (£1,185) by booking through Alaska Airlines, saving a massive $8,500 (£6,800).
It costs in the region of $1,000 USD (£800) to fly from the US to Australia at the moment – and that’s in economy.
Gilbert Ott, the man behind the blog God Save The Points, you’ll need to buy the miles from Alaska Airlines for this to work.
Ingenious new fare hack means you could be making the same long journey in Qantas first class for only $1,473 (£1,185), simply by purchasing ‘miles’ from one of its partnering airlines and applying them to a Qantas flight.
It’s an easy hack to execute – based on the highly complicated system by which points and airfares work – but the fact remains: using it could mean paying less than $1,500 for a first-class flight which would otherwise cost you $10,000 (£8,000)
Source: Airline fare hack lets you fly first class for less | Daily Mail Online
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