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.
Qantas has updated its Conditions of Carriage to expressly prohibit the photography or filming of other people on board its flights without permission.
Business Class on short-haul flights within Europe is clearly an inferior experience for passengers. But airlines love the economics, and in Europe they can get away with it.
Leaving every morning, American Airlines flight AA72 takes 14 hours and 5 minutes to cover the 12,051km from Sydney to Los Angeles.
We compare the Business Class seats on the different aircraft types flown by China Airlines, a SkyTeam member and Qantas Frequent Flyer partner based in Taipei.
Velocity Frequent Flyer members can now redeem Velocity points on All Nippon Airways (ANA), including in First Class.
Airlines including Singapore Airlines, Emirates and Qatar Airways now offer free on-board Wi-Fi or messaging. But this service is only available to members of the airline's own frequent flyer program.
We found out how Jetstar calculates refunds for passengers who book Business Class but are involuntarily downgraded to Economy.
Qantas Frequent Flyer points no longer automatically expire after the death of the member and can now be transferred to family members. But other airlines may have different policies.
Qantas is now offering high quality, special plated dishes in the Sydney domestic Business Lounge as part of a trial.
The first name on your Qantas Frequent Flyer profile may include your middle initial. Why is this, and does it matter?
In news that customers will welcome, Qantas is considering bringing more of its call centre work back to Australia.
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has flagged upcoming changes to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program, to be implemented in early 2024.