Tweet Facebook Mail The relationship between Qantas and our top politicians has been back in the spotlight in recent weeks. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie are among the politicians who have been scrutinised over upgrades on Qantas flights under membership to an elite club - the exclusive Qantas Chairman's Lounge. Its worth a look at some of the other perks from Qantas our politicians have been able to claim.
But what exactly is this VIP lounge, and who is allowed within its hallowed halls? READ MORE: Fire breaks out at Sydney Airport after 'explosion' on takeoff The Qantas Chairman's Lounge in Brisbane. (Nine) What is the Qantas Chairman's Lounge? The Chairman's Lounge is a members-only club for VIP clients travelling on domestic flights within Australia. Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce once called it "the most exclusive club in the country".
Its members are made up of Australia's political and corporate elite, with invitations extended to members of parliament, celebrities and the chief executives of the country. Forget waiting for your flight perched on a stiff plastic chair - the Chairman's Lounge is a luxurious and private oasis within Australia's domestic airports. READ MORE: 'Silence on board' following loud bang on flight Vanishing aristocrat left behind enduring murder mystery View Gallery Entry is found through a "secret door," not signposted like the publicly accessible lounges.
It boasts private rooms and bathroo.