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The best Australia and Pacific airline points programs

The best Australia and Pacific airline program as of October 13, 2026 is Qantas Frequent Flyer, at an estimated 1.2¢ per point: 50,000 are worth about $600. Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyer (1.15¢) and Fiji Airways Tabua Club (1¢) follow. 3 programs are ranked by Points Frog's estimated redemption value per point.

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Frequent flyer programs of airlines based in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, ranked by what Points Frog estimates one mile or point is worth when redeemed.

Programs ranked by estimated value per point
#ProgramPer point
1Qantas Frequent Flyerpoints1.2¢ per point
2Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyerpoints1.15¢ per point
3Fiji Airways Tabua Clubpoints1¢ per point

Values are Points Frog's estimates of what one point or mile is worth when redeemed for good, available awards, in US cents. They are not cash-out rates, and they say nothing about how fast each program earns. How we value points. Left out: Air New Zealand Airpoints, whose Airpoints Dollars are a fixed cash value (60¢ each), so a value per unit would not compare.

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Quick answers

What is the best Australia and Pacific airline program?

The best Australia and Pacific airline program as of October 13, 2026 is Qantas Frequent Flyer, at an estimated 1.2¢ per point: 50,000 are worth about $600.

Which Australia and Pacific airline programs are worth the most?

The top three by estimated value per point are Qantas Frequent Flyer at 1.2¢, Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyer at 1.15¢ and Fiji Airways Tabua Club at 1¢.

Which Australia and Pacific airline program is worth the least per point?

Fiji Airways Tabua Club, at an estimated 1¢ per point. A low value per point is not a bad program by itself: what matters is how many points you earn per dollar or per flight.

How does Points Frog rank points programs?

By the estimated value of one point or mile when redeemed for travel, in US cents, from Points Frog's valuation catalog. The estimate is an editorial average of good, available redemptions, not a cash-out rate. It does not weigh how easily the points are earned, so compare earning rates too before choosing a program.

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