Qantas rolls out pay as you go airport lounge access
Qantas has officially introduced a pay as you go monthly airport lounge subscription scheme.
It offers a flexible, lower cost option for lounge access.
The Qantas Club Flexible scheme costs $99 for 28-day access to domestic and international airport lounges.
The airline is promoting it as an option for infrequent flyers.
This is in addition to Qantas Club memberships which range from one-year, two-year, and four-years.
These memberships cost from $699 to $2,399.
The monthly subscription can be cancelled at any time as long as it is at least three days before the next monthly renewal.
The membership will auto-renew if not cancelled in advance.
It gives access to all Qantas Clubs and Qantas Regional Lounges across Australia and at select international airports.
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