Common Acronyms Used on the AFF Forum
This glossary explains some of the most commonly-used abbreviations and acronyms on the Australian Frequent Flyer forum.
The "Travel Lifestyle" category is all about enhancing every aspect of your travel experience. From airports and lounges to travel money, tools, and cruises, this section covers it all. Whether you're planning a luxury getaway or a practical trip, you’ll find valuable tips here. Explore articles below on how to elevate your travel lifestyle.
This glossary explains some of the most commonly-used abbreviations and acronyms on the Australian Frequent Flyer forum.
If travelling without checked luggage isn't an option, these are some ways to minimise the risk of your bags going missing in transit.
The My 7-Eleven App Fuel Price Lock allows you to lock in the lowest fuel price from the five nearest 7-Eleven petrol stations for a week.
Many airports and airport lounges no longer make any announcements. Is the silent airport trend a good one, or does it come with downsides?
By buying wine strategically, you could also earn stacks of frequent flyer points to bring you closer to your next flight reward!
The Hertz Gold Plus Rewards loyalty program has shortened the validity of its points to 12 months without giving any notice to members.
Last weekend, 40 Australian Frequent Flyer members descended on Launceston, Tasmania for the 16th annual AFF member gathering.
An ExpertFlyer award seat notification alerted me to Business Class availability that I would have otherwise missed. Sadly, ExpertFlyer no longer supports a large number of airlines.
Vodafone, Optus and Telstra offer international roaming as an add-on for a fixed daily price, allowing customers to use their phones overseas. How do these plans compare, and are there better options?
The trade-offs required to travel with hand luggage only can be very worthwhile. How do frequent flyers do it? Here are 10 tips...
The Deutschland-Ticket offers unlimited use of local and regional public transport in Germany for just €49 per month. There are a few catches, but this guide explains how Australian tourists can use this great deal.
If you want to save time, the Express Security Lane on the arrivals level of Sydney Airport's Terminal 2 rarely has any queue at all.