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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.
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Air Canada's Aeroplan program has announced changes to its award chart effective June 1, 2026. The majority of changes are price increases, and the routes affected include ones that Australian members tend to value the most. Here is what has changed and whether Aeroplan is still worth it for Australians
EVA Air's frequent flyer program, Infinity MileageLands, flies under the radar for Australian travellers. But there can be some good sweet spots, especially with a sign-up bonus.
Just days after Qantas launched a new double points or status credits offer, Virgin Australia has jumped on the bandwagon with a new Velocity promo of its own.
Velocity Frequent Flyer status comes with perks when flying Virgin Australia and its partners. This guide explains how to earn it following the recent Velocity program changes.
When flying with Qantas, you may be eligible to buy a Lounge Pass for access to the Qantas Club or Business Lounge. Prices range from around $25 to $84 per pass, depending on the lounge.
Qantas double status credits (or points) is back for May 2026! However, only Qantas domestic and Trans-Tasman flights flown by 31 August 2026 are eligible for this offer.
Earn a 10-20% bonus on any points you transfer from a credit card rewards program (except CommBank Awards) to Virgin Australia Velocity during May and June 2026.
Jetstar Business Class seats on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner are not lie-flat but you'll get more space, meals and drinks including champagne. Jetstar has even just launched a new seat on its first refurbished jet.
Ever wondered why one airline might fly another airline's plane? That might be a case of "wet-leasing", but what does this mean? Our guide gives you all the info!