ALT The image is an advertisement featuring a Qantas airplane flying over clouds. Text highlights a special offer for Qantas business class from Brisbane to the USA, including Los Angeles, with availability of rare reward seats on popular routes. The date shown is 10.07.2026, and there is a prompt to find dates and details inside.

ALT A Qantas 787 airplane is shown flying in the sky. The image promotes flights between Sydney and Santiago, Chile, highlighting rare reward seats with dates and details available.

ALT Promotional image for a Seat Drop to Bali, Indonesia, featuring a serene view of Pura Ulun Danu Bratan Temple by a lake with a mountainous backdrop. Details include points offers with Qantas and Velocity. Date: 20.05.2026.

ALT A scenic view of Tamblingan Lake in Bali with mountains in the background under a wide, cloudy sky. The image contains text about flights from various cities to Bali, Indonesia, mentioning airlines like Jetstar and Qantas, with economy and business class options, and highlighting frequent flyer points.

ALT Aerial view of Green Bowl Beach in Bali, featuring a contrast between dense forest and sandy shoreline. The image contains text promoting Virgin Australia flights to Bali, highlighting economy and business class options, and mentioning Velocity Points and a website called pointhacks.com.

ALT A promotional image from "rare finds" showcasing a flight from Sydney (SYD) to London Heathrow (LHR) with British Airways. The left side features a plane in flight with the service details, including email subscription information. The right side provides details about a business class reward redemption using Qantas Points for January 19, with an aerial view of London's skyline, including the River Thames and city landmarks.

ALT A grayscale image showing an aerial view of Hong Kong's skyscrapers with a hazy skyline. Text on the image includes travel information: "seat drop," flights from several Australian cities to "Hong Kong/Taipei," a range of "70,800 — 90,000 Qantas Points," and date "13.05.2026." Directions to "swipe details" are provided, with the source indicated as "pointhacks.com.

ALT A traditional sailing boat is on the water in Hong Kong, with the city's skyline and tall skyscrapers in the background. Text includes details about flights and points from Qantas and Cathay Pacific, mentioning destinations like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Hong Kong.

ALT View of Taipei's skyline with Taipei 101 prominently in the center. The image includes promotional text about flights from Sydney to Brisbane to Taipei, mentioning China Airlines, premium economy/business class, and a points offer. Website URLs and a swipe prompt for more information are also displayed.

ALT Aerial view of Hong Kong's skyline featuring numerous skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour, shrouded in light haze. Text overlay promotes subscribing to a newsletter from pointhacks.com for updates on bookable reward seat dates, with emails sent on Wednesdays and Fridays.

ALT Sure! Here's a description: An advertisement features a Qantas airplane flying against a cloudy sky, with text offering Qantas Business Class flights from Brisbane (BNE) to Los Angeles (LAX) using Qantas Points. The background includes a stylized image of the Los Angeles skyline.

ALT This image is a promotional graphic from pointhacks.com. It displays a scenic view of a city with a prominent mountain in the background on the left side, likely Mount Fuji. The right side details a travel offer: "All ANA Business Class availability between Perth and Tokyo, 82,000 Velocity Points per person, one-way," with dates for point redemption: 5 Sep 26 for PER to NRT, 7 May 26 for NRT to PER, and 9 May 26 for PER to NRT. A small plane is seen flying in the sky above the text. The header reads "rare finds," with the date "01.05.2026 PER ⇨ NRT." A note mentions that newsletter subscribers see the deal first.

ALT Aerial view of Lower Manhattan, New York City, with a sepia tone. Text overlay reads: "Redeem Reward Seats," "24.04 Rare Finds," "SYD ↔ JFK" with directional arrows.

ALT Promotional image for Qantas Business Class featuring flight availability between Sydney and New York. Travel dates listed are SYD to JFK: 29 May 26 and 11 Jan 27; JFK to SYD: 15 Jun 26 and 1 Feb 27. Includes a Qantas airplane flying above clouds. Travel requires 166,300 Qantas Points per person, one-way.

ALT Promotional image for a travel offer titled "Weekly Seat Drop." Features reward seat availability from Australia to Europe via Asia. Includes images of Singapore, Paris (France), and Amsterdam (Netherlands). Text invites users to find out more about these opportunities.

ALT Weekly seat drop promotional image featuring travel rewards offers. Destinations include Sydney to Singapore, Singapore to Paris with an image of the Arc de Triomphe, and Bangkok to Amsterdam with an image of De Pijp, Amsterdam. Points required for each trip are mentioned. "Discover more" call to action at the bottom.

ALT A grid with alternating shades of red and white contains the words: "never miss a drop, never lose a seat." Below, text reads: "Subscribe to Point Hacks for free to receive weekly updates on limited availability airline reward seats. Link in post." Logos for "pointhacks.com," "weekly," "seat," and "drop" are underneath. The background shows an aerial view of a city.

ALT Promotional image for a travel offer. The background features aerial views of Kuata Island in Fiji and Los Angeles, California. Text overlays announce a "weekly seat drop" with routes from Australia to Fiji and North America. A call to action reads "Find out more.

ALT A promotional image for Qantas highlighting reward seats. It features flights: Sydney to Fiji (43,600 points), Adelaide to Fiji (68,400 points), and Fiji to Los Angeles (98,400 points). Includes images of Vanua Balavu, Fiji, and Venice Beach, LA.

ALT Grid with red-tinted aerial view of islands. Text overlay states: "never miss a drop, never lose a seat." Below, text reads: "Subscribe to Point Hacks for free to receive weekly updates on limited availability airline reward seats." Website: pointhacks.com.