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Qantas Cancellation & Refund Policy

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Qantas Cancellation & Refund Policy — Summary

Qantas refund rules: refundable vs non-refundable fares, travel credit validity, and when US DOT rules entitle you to cash back instead of a voucher.

Key Travel Facts & Insights

  • Refundable fares: Flex fares refund to the original form of payment..
  • Non-refundable fares: Sale fares are non-refundable; taxes remain claimable..
  • How long credits last: Vouchers carry a defined validity from issue..
  • Your rights when the airline cancels: US DOT rules govern US departures.
AirlineQantas
IATA CodeQF
TopicCancellations & Refunds
Last reviewed2026-07-31

Refundable fares

Flex fares refund to the original form of payment.

Non-refundable fares

Sale fares are non-refundable; taxes remain claimable.

How long credits last

Vouchers carry a defined validity from issue.

Your rights when the airline cancels

US DOT rules govern US departures. Australian Consumer Law provides remedies for cancelled services on Australian departures.

Cancelling before departure

No-show forfeits restricted fare value.

How to request a refund

qantas.com and the Qantas app handle changes, seats and bags.

If the airline does not respond

Customer care form; the US DOT route applies to US departures.

Qantas cancellations & refunds — common questions

Can I get a refund from Qantas?

Flex fares refund to the original form of payment. Sale fares are non-refundable; taxes remain claimable.

How long is a Qantas travel credit valid?

Vouchers carry a defined validity from issue.

Do I get cash back if Qantas cancels my flight?

US DOT rules govern US departures. Australian Consumer Law provides remedies for cancelled services on Australian departures.

More Qantas help

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Booking Qantas? Talk to a US travel consultant.

Fare rules, baggage allowances and change policies differ by route and fare brand. Our consultants confirm the exact terms attached to your itinerary before you pay — and handle the change or refund if plans move.