- 150,000 Bonus Qantas Points when spending $5,000 within 3 months of approval
- 20% Bonus Status Credits on eligible flights purchased on your card
- 10% Discount on eligible Qantas flights for up to 2 travellers twice a year
- 2 Qantas First Lounge Invitations
- 1.25 points on Domestic Spend (up to AU$12,500 per statement period)
- 2 Qantas Points per dollar on International Spend
- Compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay
IMAC Canberra
14 January 2020The Titanium offers (not) a lot but delivers even less. The 10% savings on travel can be better achieved by simply looking for sales. You also get hit with a booking fee which takes back some of the savings. $12,500 maximum monthly spend for extra FF points....so why target people who earn over $200k - there should be no maximum. The extra status credits - they frequently get them wrong or don't award them without being chased up. Concierge - based in the Philippines, frequently poor line quality, some staff very good but also often get staff who do not completely comprehend the issue and cannot fix the problem without referral elsewhere, and promised return-calls may or may-not be returned. It's metal, but not like Centurian - this is a cheap sandwich of metal and plastic and nowadays you rarely use the card beyond a tap so if you were hoping to impress (it doesn't) you will be mostly out of luck. Access to lounges - most who get this card are already high FF status and therefore don't require the passes - and unlike other cards (eg Qantas Ultimate Amex) - you cannot transfer them to anyone else so they go unused. Insurance - Titanium is $5k max on car excess. Some hire cars have a higher excess than this so you aren't actually fully covered. Q Ultimate Amex is 20k for hire car which means you never have to take out additional insurance. $1,200/year plus $100 for additional card-holder - zero back in travel (beyond the discount). Q Ultimate Amex is $450/year and you get $450 travel credit. All in all, it looked like it offered something a bit different - perhaps a card with exceptional service that was widely accepted. In the end it is simply an overpriced way to get an additional 150k points. Suggestions for improvement: Move Concierge back to Australia, Remove booking fees on flights using concierge, make points accumulation unlimited per month, give some kind of credit for travel, raise the insurance coverage for Car Rental, make the Lounge Access transferable....that would be a start
Does not recommend this cardNeville Amish
3 March 2019The bonus points are massive plus great points earning
Recommends this card