Qantas Covid Flight Credit Class Action Settlement Payout 2020-2022 (Free to Register, Min. $50 Payout) @ Echo Law

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Got an SMS recently, thought it was a scam but apparently it's legit.

Echo Law and Piper Alderman have reached a $105 million settlement with Qantas over flights cancelled during COVID. If you held a ticket for a domestic or international Qantas flight that was cancelled between 1 January 2020 and 1 November 2022 and were issued a flight credit instead of a cash refund, you may be eligible for a payout.

Key details:

  • Minimum $50 per eligible person, potentially more if you had multiple affected bookings or long refund delays.
  • You can still be eligible even if you later used the credit or eventually got a refund.
  • Main exception: you're generally not eligible if Qantas refunded you within 30 days of the cancellation.
  • It costs nothing to register and you won't be out of pocket for participating.

Over 1 million customers are potentially covered.
Register by 2 October 2026 to participate. The settlement is still subject to Federal Court approval, so payments won't arrive immediately.

Eligible customers were sent a notice by email or text with a personalised registration link.

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  • Interesting!

    We had flights cancelled to Melbourne but with Virgin Australia.

    Just found out i missed the cut off date to redeem by 3 days! :(

  • Good. That whole thing was such a scam

  • Is there an airnz one?

    • Is there an airnz one?

      Did AirNZ do the same thing?

      • They gave me credit for a covid cancellation and the price has never been as low as i paid so i had to pay more for a lesser ticket or my credit would have expired. So yeah they (profanity) me

        • They gave me credit for a covid cancellation and the price has never been as low as i paid so i had to pay more for a lesser ticket or my credit would have expired. So yeah they (profanity) me

          Still not sure whether AirNZ did to you, what Qantas did to their customers though?

          Offering you a credit is quite reasonable from my perspective. Completely refusing a refund (say) would be unreasonable.

  • Just received email about this

  • wondering how to register.. I've tried the "Login" from https://register.echolaw.com.au, but no login link instruction coming to my email box.. Maybe too many people registered, lol

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