Most business owners using Pay.com.au or Amex are earning points — but without the right strategy, those points sit unused or get redeemed for a fraction of their value. Here's how the full system works.
See your points value →The complete system
Flying Business Class on points is not just about earning them — it is about earning the right ones, into the right programs, and then knowing how to redeem them for maximum value.
The payment platforms and credit cards that convert your business spend into loyalty points. This is where most business owners start — and stop.
Knowing which programs to earn into, how to transfer points, when to use which airline, and how to structure your spend for maximum Business Class redemption value. This is what The Flights Club provides.
Finding available Business Class award seats across all major loyalty programs, navigating the complex booking process, and securing the seats. This is the hardest part — and where most people give up without expert help.
The difference it makes
A real example
Sarah — Professional Services, $1.8M annual spend
Step 1 — Earning
180,000
Qantas points earned via Pay.com.au and Amex on $1.8M spend
Step 2 — Strategy
TFC
Advised to transfer to Qatar Avios for London — 51% better value than Qantas direct
Step 3 — Redemption
2 seats
Business Class return to London, Qatar Airways, booked by TFC concierge
Cash price for 2 seats
$24,000
Cost on points (taxes only)
$11,772
Saving
$12,228
Common questions
The points audit takes 3 minutes. It shows you how many Business Class flights are hiding in your current points balance — before you speak to anyone.