Author: Matt Graham
Velocity Members Lose Access to United Business Reward Seats
Australians can no longer redeem Velocity Points for United Business Class reward seats to the USA, because United hasn't released a single one for more than two months. Singapore Airlines has also stopped releasing Business reward seats to Velocity members from Sydney, Melbourne and Perth to Singapore.
Emirates 777-300ER Premium Economy Review (Melbourne-Dubai)
Is the new Emirates Premium Economy worth the money? We review the full Premium Economy experience flying from Melbourne to Dubai on Emirates' newly refurbished Boeing 777-300ER.
Free Business Lounge Upgrades for Qantas Club Members
The Qantas domestic Business Lounge is normally reserved for Business Class and Platinum flyers. But with a bit of luck, Qantas Club members and Gold frequent flyers can also get in during quiet periods.
How Many Points Do You Need for a Reward Flight?
To give you an idea of the value of frequent flyer points, here's what you could do with different amounts of Qantas Frequent Flyer points, Virgin Australia Velocity points and Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles.
How to Join Qantas Business Rewards for Free
Instead of paying $89.50 to join Qantas Business Rewards, your business can become a member for free in one of several ways.
You Can Now Earn Qantas Points & Status Credits on Oman Air
Three months after the Muscat-based airline joined Oneworld, you can now earn Qantas Points and status credits on Oman Air. This opens up opportunities for Qantas Frequent Flyer earn on Oman Air's great value airfares to Europe.
Ultimate Guide to ALL Accor+ Explorer Membership
ALL Accor+ Explorer has replaced Accor Plus as the hotel chain's new subscription program. Our guide explores all the benefits and whether it's worth joining.
How to Earn Bonus Velocity Points on Flybuys Transfers
Flybuys and Velocity Frequent Flyer offer regular bonuses and promotions to encourage you to transfer Flybuys points to Velocity.
QantasLink A220 Business Class Review
We review QantasLink's regional Airbus A220-300 Business Class from Canberra to Melbourne. While there was a catering issue, the seat was comfortable and the great service from the cabin crew saved the day.