We're here to help
Our customer services teams are available and ready to help should you have any questions about your current situation during this time. Head to our contact us page to find out more on how to get in touch.
Hardship
We’re doing what we can to assist in the current environment. If you’ve found yourself in a difficult situation due to recent events, please fill in this form and we’ll be in touch.
Flight Centre Rewards
We know that travel is important to you and we’ll continue to freeze the expiry of your Flight Centre Rewards. That way, you can fully enjoy them when the time is right. Don’t forget, you can continue to boost your Rewards balance with every purchase you make using Flight Centre Mastercard.
Keeping your details safe
One thing to watch out for in the current climate is online scams and fraud - this includes suspicious and unsolicited emails, phone calls and text messages. We’ll never contact you asking for your password, credit card number, PIN, CVC number, or access to your device in an email or text. If you receive a suspicious email or text message you should immediately delete it and do not click on any links. You can always contact us if you’re not sure of the authenticity.
Set up online statements
Still getting paper statements? It’s easy to set them up online and is a much faster and convenient way to access them while also relieving some of the pressure on NZ Post. Log on to My Account here and select the 'online statements' option. You'll automatically get your next statement via email.
Download our App
Stay connected with the Flight Centre Mastercard app. Activate your card, access your account, view real-time transactions, balance and upcoming payments anytime, anywhere. Search ‘Flight Centre Mastercard’ and download now through the App store for iPhone or Google Play for Android
Contactless and Apple Pay
Don’t forget, with Flight Centre Mastercard you can use Contactless and Apple Pay^. You can use your Flight Centre Mastercard during this time for Contactless purchases of up to $200, however, it is merchant dependent. For Contactless payments over $200, the terminal will still ask for a PIN number so just follow the prompts.
Using Apple Pay with your Flight Centre Mastercard?
Yes, the new $200 PIN limit will automatically be applied to payments made in store using your mobile phone with Apple Pay. You will not have to make any changes to the existing card details on your phone. You may have noticed that some terminals already don’t ask for a PIN. This is because some terminals are set up to know your mobile has identified you using your fingerprint or face ID, and don’t then require a PIN for any limit. That will continue at those terminals.
New to Contactless Payments? Here’s what you need to know:
All you need to do is follow the usual prompts on the PIN pad when paying. If the limit has become active on that payment terminal, it will kick in automatically. You will simply see the Contactless symbol show on screen, hold your card directly above the screen and you will see the status of your payment on screen. That’s it.
What about safety and security?
Flight Centre Mastercard will continue to monitor transaction accounts and alert customers to any unusual activity. If you have any concerns about unauthorised transactions on your account, please contact us. We also advise all customers to treat their Contactless cards like they would cash and take the necessary precautions to keep them safe. While Contactless cards are a secure way to pay, if lost or stolen, they should be reported immediately here.
Take care of yourself, your whānau and your loved ones.
The Flight Centre Mastercard team
Things to know:
^For a list of compatible Apple Pay devices, see support.apple.com/en-au/km207105
Apple Pay is a trademark of Apple Inc, registered in the U.S. and other countries.
