How to get your hands on first class plane seats for $20: Qantas disguises amazing deal as 'cabin in the clouds' on Airbnb
- Qantas has just announced a clever way travellers can nab first class deals
- The airline has registered itself as an accommodation host on the site Airbnb
- Once the seats are uncovered, they can be purchased using air points
- Qantas says it has hidden flights to many places including London and LA
Australian airline Qantas has just announced a clever way travellers can nab first class deals - but a keen eye is a must.
The airline has registered itself as a host on the accommodation website Airbnb and has 'disguised' upgraded seats as $20 listings.
The clever idea, created by Qantas' frequent flyer team, will run for the next two weeks, starting from today.
A great range of destinations has also been included for those looking for a stylish upgrade with the offer sending to travellers to London, Los Angeles or Hong Kong .
![If you've always fancied travelling first class, then you might want to spend a bit of time checking out Airbnb to see if you can uncover Qantas' hidden listings (stock image)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/23/01/13839730-7060827-image-m-2_1558573005082.jpg)
If you've always fancied travelling first class, then you might want to spend a bit of time checking out Airbnb to see if you can uncover Qantas' hidden listings (stock image)
![Those keen to take part should look for listings on Airbnb's site which offer $20 accommodation](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/23/01/13839810-7060827-image-a-10_1558573062439.jpg)
Those keen to take part should look for listings on Airbnb's site which offer $20 accommodation
Those hoping to land themselves a first-class or business seat should check out $20 listings on Airbnb as well as those that come with descriptions offering 'unparalleled views of the clouds'.
'Stylish, well-appointed one bedroom suite with unparalleled views of the clouds. Expansive, comfortable lounge, complete with sommelier and chef. Seamless check-in service,' reads one 'hidden' Qantas listing.
Once a listing in uncovered these can be purchased using Qantas Airpoints. The seats are offered in pairs of two or four.
So, for example, two first class seats from Melbourne to Los Angeles is available for 50,000 points. These seats are normally redeemed for 144,000 per seat.
Two business class seats from Sydney to London - if located as part of the deal - can be 'purchased' for 50,000 points.
Under normal circumstances, these seats would be redeemed for 128,000 each.
![Relax in style: Traveling business class offers perks such a seats which fold out into beds which makes getting some much needed shuteye a breeze (stock image)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/23/01/13839728-7060827-image-a-11_1558573089935.jpg)
Relax in style: Traveling business class offers perks such a seats which fold out into beds which makes getting some much needed shuteye a breeze (stock image)
'Our business and first class suites have all the hallmarks of a typical Airbnb house with comfortable beds, movies, quality cooked meals and experienced friendly hosts,' said Qantas Loyalty CEO Olivia Wirth speaking to Escape.
'We know our members love to redeem their points on travel, so we're excited to be able to give them new ways to access these rewards.'
Qantas has partnered with Airbnb since 2016 and allows its frequent flyers to earn points on Airbnb bookings, as well as hosting.
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