Author: Matt Graham

Matt Graham

The editor of Australian Frequent Flyer, Matt's passion for travel has taken him to more than 100 countries… with the help of frequent flyer points, of course! Matt's favourite destinations (so far) are Germany, Brazil, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. His interests include aviation, economics & foreign languages, and he has a soft spot for good food and red wine. You can connect with Matt by posting on the Australian Frequent Flyer community forum and tagging @Mattg.

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New 28 Degrees Mastercard $8 Monthly Fee

Latitude's 28 Degrees Global Platinum Mastercard will introduce a new $8 monthly fee from 17 September 2024. Many AFF members say they will cancel their cards.

Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Business Class seats

Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Business Class Review

Malaysia Airlines offers a comfortable, lie-flat Business Class seat on its Airbus A330-300. But the highlight is the signature satay!

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Rex Freezes Frequent Flyer Redemptions

Rex Flyer members will not be able to earn or redeem any frequent flyer points while Rex Airlines is in voluntary administration.

Matt Graham and Chris Chamberlin in Almaty, Kazakhstan

Travel Pointers Episode 1 – Around the World with Qantas Points & Central Asia Calling

In episode 1 of the Travel Pointers podcast, Matt Graham and Chris Chamberlin discuss flying around the world with Qantas Points, and why Central Asia is well worth a visit.

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Introducing the Travel Pointers Podcast!

Hosted by travel experts including Matt Graham and Chris Chamberlin, Travel Pointers podcast is Australia's brand new podcast for frequent flyers.

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Thank you to our loyal listeners + introducing the new Travel Pointers podcast! – AIR103

After more than 100 episodes, we’re calling time on the AFF on Air podcast. But it’s not all bad news! Australian Frequent Flyer editor Matt Graham will now co-host a brand new Australian travel podcast called Travel Pointers. He’ll be joined on this brand new podcast by Point Hacks news editor Chris Chamberlin. (The first … Continued

Rex Boeing 737 and a NJE Embraer E190 at Adelaide Airport

Opinion: Why Rex’s 737 Experiment Failed

Rex could not fill enough seats, at the right prices, to make its Boeing 737 capital city flights profitable. We examine why the jet experiment ended with Rex in voluntary administration.

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Easy 15,000 Points with Qantas Hotels Offer

Earn 5,000 bonus Qantas Frequent Flyer points each on up to three international Qantas Hotels bookings made until 5 August 2024.

Virgin Australia is re-accommodating Rex customers at no charge

Virgin Australia Honours Rex 737 Bookings

Rex passengers holding tickets for cancelled Boeing 737 flights can contact Virgin Australia for rebooking onto a Virgin flight at no cost.