Qantas and Airlink
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About Airlink
Airlink is Southern Africa's leading airline, operating a comprehensive network of more than 45 destinations in 15 countries across the African continent.
Network
Between Johannesburg and:
South Africa: Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Durban, East London, George (Western Cape), Hoedspruit (Kruger National Park), Kruger Mpumalanga, Port Elizabeth, Skukuza (Kruger National Park).
Botswana: Gaborone, Maun
Namibia: Windhoek, Walvis Bay
Zambia: Livingstone, Lusaka
Zimbabwe: Bulawayo, Harare, Victoria Falls
Qantas Frequent Flyer
As a Qantas Frequent Flyer, you can experience a range of benefits on eligible Airlink flights including earning Qantas Points and Status Credits.~
Earn Qantas Points and Status Credits
To earn Qantas Points and Status Credits, find an eligible Airlink flight with a Qantas (QF)+ flight number and enter your Frequent Flyer number when you book.* Qantas Points and Status Credits will be added to your account within 15 days after your flight.
To see how many Qantas Points you could earn, follow the ‘how-to’ steps for our Airline Earning Tables.
Learn about Status Credits
View our Airline Earning Tables
Use Qantas Points
You can use a combination of Qantas Points and cash with Points Plus Pay for Airlink flights.#
Before you fly
At the airport
Lounge access
Eligible customers and their guests booked on a Qantas flight number on the codeshare routes can access the following lounges.
Customers booked on a Airlink flight number should refer to Airlink for their lounge eligibility and access policy.
Support
Special requests
To benefit from the following special requests, choose a flight operated by Qantas or contact Airlink directly:
- assistance for children travelling alone,
- medical assistance,
- transporting oxygen for medical purposes, and
- transport on a stretcher.
Missed connections
Sometimes things don't go to plan, and we recognise the impact delays and missed connections can have. In the event this happens to you, the following is some key information.
If you missed a connection due to the late arrival of your aircraft, the delivering carrier is responsible for ensuring you make your final destination.
Lost baggage
If your baggage doesn't arrive on the same flight as you, contact the arrival service desk of the delivering carrier in the arrivals hall.