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What we cover

A useful points platform should tell you where its evidence ends. We track airline identity, historical routes, current service checks, program rules and live award inventory separately.

61
Recorded operators
14
Australian gateways
640
Directional connections
47
Loyalty programs

The denominator

The rolling register covers scheduled international passenger operators recorded by BITRE from June 2025 to May 2026, the latest published period available at this review. Every one has a directory entry. Scoot’s old name is merged; Hawaiian and Alaska remain separate historical operators with a transition note. Charter, cargo-only and codeshare-only operators are outside this denominator.

This does not establish 100% current Australian service or redemption-rule coverage. New services after May, seasonal schedules, diversions, fare classes and award inventory still need direct airline checks. We retain gaps rather than inventing a points quote.

Capability register

CapabilityStatus
Historical operator profiles61/61 registered
Program identity links54/61; memberships and gaps listed below
Program chart references4 programs; product scope applies
Published transfer pairs12; edition and increment checks may still be required
Current airline schedulesPartial research; historical data is not promoted to current
Live / cached award inventoryRequires licensed commercial supplier access
Newsletter deliveryRequires configured provider and double opt-in template

Membership and earning gaps

  • Batik Air Indonesia

    Batik Air Indonesia publishes a Batik Frequent Flyer contact. Current award amounts, earning rules and Australian eligibility have not been verified here. This operator is distinct from Batik Air Malaysia; a similar brand is not evidence that balances or benefits transfer.

  • Jetstar Asia

    Historical entry, last observed in July 2025. This is a separate operator from Jetstar Airways in Australia. It is retained to explain the rolling-year denominator, not offered as a current flight option.

  • Batik Air Malaysia (Malindo Air in BITRE)

    BITRE retains the Malindo Air operator name. Australian earning and redemption rules for this operator remain under review. Do not apply Batik Air Indonesia's frequent-flyer conditions to a Malaysia-operated flight without confirmation.

  • Nauru Airlines

    No current public points-earning or flight-redemption rules have been verified in this dataset. That is a research gap, not proof that no benefits exist. Compare the full cash fare and ask the airline about any eligible loyalty arrangement before crediting a flight.

  • Solomon Airlines

    Belama Club is a paid benefits membership with different individual, family and business options. Its lounge, baggage and priority benefits are not a published flight-points award chart. Review the exact membership and operating-flight conditions before paying for it.

  • T’way Air

    T’way's Korean-language FAQ says it does not operate a mileage or points scheme and instead offers the subscription membership t’way plus. Compare membership discounts with the cash cost; do not expect an alliance-style flight award chart.

  • TransNusa

    Current public points-earning and award-redemption rules are not verified in this dataset. General travel advice mentioning other airlines' loyalty schemes is not evidence of a TransNusa partnership. Compare the full cash fare and seek confirmation from TransNusa for any claimed loyalty benefit.

How this stays current

The research queue lists incomplete and overdue evidence. Source changes are reviewed before a snapshot is released. Identity changes, added or absent services, pricing changes and overdue evidence require review before publication. A new build does not reset the original evidence dates.

Research and corrections policy