Qantas Frequent Flyer award flights from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK)

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In the last 30 days AwardTool saw Qantas Frequent Flyer award space for AUS→PEK in economy, premium economy and business class. Lowest economy: 64,300 points + $449.90 (economy space on 10 dates). Lowest business class: 182,900 points + $1,682.00 (business-class space on 2 dates). Lowest premium economy: 143,500 points + $883.00 (premium economy space on 2 dates).

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Lowest economy
64,300 points + $449.90
economy space on 10 dates
Lowest business class
182,900 points + $1,682.00
business-class space on 2 dates
Lowest premium economy
143,500 points + $883.00
premium economy space on 2 dates

Qantas award prices by cabin

The lowest one-way Qantas Frequent Flyer award AwardTool observed on AUS→PEK in each cabin, in points plus taxes.

CabinPoints + taxesStopsAirlines seenSeatsDates seenNewest observation
Economy64,300 points + $449.902 stopsAmerican Airlines (AA), Cathay Pacific (CX), KLM (KL), China Eastern (MU)110See dates
Premium Economy143,500 points + $883.001 stopKLM (KL)12See dates
Business182,900 points + $1,682.001 stopKLM (KL)12See dates

Not seen means AwardTool hasn't observed this cabin on this route in the last 30 days. It doesn't mean the airline has no seats. Dates seen counts departure dates with an open award in that cabin at any price; newest observation is the latest time AwardTool saw one of them. Seats is the count the program reported when we observed it; some programs report at most 9.

Observed Qantas award examples

Awards AwardTool observed for departures in the next 60 days (one way, per traveler)
DepartureCabinPoints + taxesSeatsStopsObserved (UTC)
Economy64,300 points + $449.9012 stopsCheck this date
Economy64,300 points + $449.9012 stopsCheck this date
Economy64,300 points + $449.9012 stopsCheck this date

Prices are one-way per traveler: the program's points or miles plus taxes and carrier fees in USD, as AwardTool observed them in the observation window. Award space changes constantly. A seat we saw may be gone, and space we haven't seen may exist. Always confirm with a live search before transferring points; most transfers can't be reversed.

How often Qantas award space showed up

Departure dates in the next 365 days that AwardTool checked for Qantas Frequent Flyer in the last 30 days, how many had award space in each cabin at any price, and the latest departure with space.

CabinDates with spaceShare of dates checkedLatest departure with space
Economy10 of 1566%
Premium Economy2 of 1513%
Business2 of 1513%

How to get Qantas points

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Qantas vs other programs from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK)

Lowest one-way award per program and cabin on this route.

ProgramEconomyPremium EconomyBusinessFirst
Air Canada Aeroplan55,000 pts + $75.81279,170 pts + $81.41272,048 pts + $75.71Mixed cabin—
Air France/KLM Flying Blue58,500 pts + $291.71450,000 pts + $464.60355,500 pts + $717.70—
American Airlines AAdvantage37,500 pts + $20.50Lowest———
Avianca LifeMiles55,000 pts + $29.00———
Delta SkyMiles116,500 pts + $13.10182,500 pts + $13.10—499,900 pts + $13.00LowestMixed cabin
Qantas Frequent Flyer64,300 pts + $449.90143,500 pts + $883.00182,900 pts + $1,682.00Lowest—
United MileagePlus55,000 pts + $5.6071,500 pts + $13.00Lowest358,100 pts + $11.20Mixed cabin—

Questions about Qantas award flights from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK)

How many points do you need to fly from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK) with Qantas Frequent Flyer?

The lowest one-way Qantas Frequent Flyer awards AwardTool observed in the last 30 days: economy 64,300 points + $449.90, with monthly lows of 64,300 points in 2 months and 76,100 points in 1 month, and award space on 10 departure dates (newest observation Oct 19, 2026); premium economy 143,500 points + $883.00, with award space on 2 departure dates (newest observation Oct 15, 2026); business class 182,900 points + $1,682.00, with award space on 2 departure dates (newest observation Oct 15, 2026). Monthly lows varied in economy (64,300 to 76,100 points), so the award on your dates may cost more. Search live before transferring points.

What's the lowest Qantas award from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK)?

In economy, 64,300 points + $449.90. Seen Oct 19, 2026, 20:54 UTC for an Oct 24, 2026 departure. Qantas Frequent Flyer showed economy award space on 10 departure dates at any price (newest observation Oct 19, 2026, 20:54 UTC). In business class, 182,900 points + $1,682.00. Qantas Frequent Flyer showed business-class award space on 2 departure dates at any price (newest observation Oct 15, 2026, 13:23 UTC). Search live before transferring points.

Can you book nonstop awards from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK) with Qantas?

AwardTool hasn't observed nonstop Qantas Frequent Flyer award space on this route in the last 30 days. That doesn't mean nonstop space never appears.

Which credit card points can book Qantas awards from Austin (AUS) to Beijing Capital (PEK)?

American Express Membership Rewards (1:1, Instant), Capital One Miles (1:1, ~1-2 days) and Citi ThankYou Points (1:1, Instant). Check current transfer bonuses; most transfers can't be reversed.

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How this page is built

These figures come from AwardTool's cached award searches across 29 loyalty programs. A value counts only when AwardTool observed it in the last 30 days, for departures within 365 days of the data date. Each price is the lowest one-way award seen per passenger, in the program's points or miles, with taxes and fees in USD. A missing value means AwardTool hasn't seen that award recently, not that none exists. The date-by-date calendar is in the app: a limited window on the free plan and 365 days with Pro.

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