The capped price of 318k will be shown if you meet all the rules (at least 2 non-QF airlines, etc). Until that time, each flight will be priced individually and the total can exceed 318k. Once you meet all the rules, if you’ve already paid more than 318k points, you’ll be refunded the excess.

what do you mean by refunded? should the amount show 318k capped amount or do you get refuned the points after booking so its a gamble as to whether its worked?

just popped a dummy itinery in using JAL and cathay and it showed up as over 318k each.

Hi Lisa, the price will be capped at 318k as soon as your itinerary includes at least two non-Qantas airlines. Until that time, the cost can exceed 318k, but as soon as you include those airlines the price will drop back to 318k and you’ll be refunded the difference.

I don’t think it’s possible to have separate flights for you and your partner, but best give Qantas a call to check.

Hey Kris,

I have secured the first two legs of the RTW business class for two persons under a single booking reference.

For the 3rd leg, I could not find two business class seats on the same flight from Madrid to Mexico City. However, there are 2 business class seats on different flights operated by Iberia from Madrid to Mexico City.

Is it permissible to book different flights for me and my partner under a single booking? Or both tickets must be for the same flights and travel class?

Yes, you should get a ticket within 24 hours.

Hi Sue, you can only use the multicity tool once. To add further flights to an existing booking, you’ll have to call Qantas. They will charge you for each leg added, until such time as you have at least two airlines other than Qantas in the booking (i.e. you meet the requirements for the oneworld award), at which point they’ll continue to charge you for each leg until you hit the 318k cap and no more after that.