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.
Air New Zealand will no longer offer "Works Deluxe" fares on its international flights operated by narrow-body aircraft from May 2024.
With Qantas Neighbour Free, reserve an empty neighbouring seat on selected domestic and international flights starting from $30.
Air New Zealand will lease a Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300ER for three years, with First Class seating sold as "Business Premier Preferred" for a small surcharge.
Get 25% off the KrisFlyer miles needed for Economy and Premium Economy awards across the Singapore Airlines network, for travel in 2024.
LATAM Airlines is currently offering a status match, including to Australian residents who hold elite status with Qantas or Virgin Australia.
You can now redeem Qantas Points to fly from Brisbane to Auckland in style with China Airlines, including in Premium Economy and Business.
Qantas' website layout could be better, but don't panic - Qantas Classic Reward prices to Los Angeles & London have not massively increased!
Cathay increased the Asia Miles needed to book airline partner awards on 1 October 2023. Our unofficial award chart shows the new prices.
Fly around the world with up to 5 stopovers for 265,000 Asia Miles in Business Class with Cathay Pacific's Oneworld Multi-Carrier Award.
The stresses of travel can even hit experienced flyers occasionally. Worried I was about to miss my flight, I ran through Frankfurt Airport like a headless chicken in a state of panic.
Qantas Frequent Flyer began with just 50,000 members in 1987. It has since evolved significantly from its original model of only targeting business travellers.
I experienced so many problems trying to book a flight on the GOL Airlines website that it can only be described as a comedy of errors.