Free flights if you’re vaccinated

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May 28, 2021

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Australia’s national carrier, Qantas is considering giving free flight vouchers or frequent flyer points to vaccinated people.

The airline is among a growing list of businesses who are offering vaccination incentives to kick-start global travel.

While details haven’t been finalised, Qantas says fully vaccinated frequent fliers could even be offered free loyalty status credits.

The program is due to run until the end of this year, in the hope that Australia’s vaccination program is mostly complete.

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