Airlines, miles, and points is the most popular topic at Australian Frequent Flyer. In this category, we provide expert tips, insider tricks, and facilitate discussions about Qantas, Virgin Australia, non-Australian airlines, and global airline alliances. From earning and redeeming frequent flyer points to maximising elite status benefits, we aim to help you get the most out of your travel. We also cover every step of the journey – from planning and booking flights to experiencing the flight itself, and finally, arriving at your destination. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or just starting to explore the world of frequent flyer programs, you'll find valuable advice to elevate your travel experience. See below for articles on airlines, miles and points.
Etihad Guest no longer publishes an award chart showing the number of miles you need for an Etihad Airways flight, so we created an unofficial one.
Qantas now provides complimentary pyjamas in Business Class on most daytime flights to Asia, in addition to its long-haul and overnight services.
Etihad Guest has quietly increased the cost of award flights on partner airlines, including Virgin Australia, by up to 150%.
Etihad Airways has announced a major overhaul of its frequent flyer program with changes coming to Etihad Guest status, reward bookings and the expiration of miles.
Qantas has substantially reduced its Business Class fares on numerous domestic routes within Australia including Melbourne-Sydney and Perth-Adelaide.
Almost all of last Saturday's flights from Melbourne, Brisbane and Gold Coast to Sydney were completely sold out as fans travelled to see Taylor Swift.
Velocity Frequent Flyer members can no longer access Etihad Business or First Class reward seats more than 30 days before departure.
Register to earn double Qantas points or status credits when booking Qantas flights until 27 February 2024, for travel until 15 February 2025.
You can now use Qantas Frequent Flyer points to book selected journeys on the Eurostar high-speed train within Europe.
The Qantas call centre used to triage customers who called repeatedly within a short time to a more experienced onshore agent. This is no longer happening.
The Japan Airlines website has a great feature that shows you where infants are sitting on the seat map. This also works for selected partner airline flights.
Tigerair no longer exists in Singapore, Australia, Indonesia or the Philippines. But it continues to offer budget airfares out of Taiwan.