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My first flight, in 1972, was on a discounted student fare with KLM. I had thought they'd become redundant since deregulation and the proliferation of LCCs.

They go to live on a farm.

When I worked FIFO, being given a 'window seat' was code for being booted off site. Akin to a footballer taking an 'early shower'.

Implants or liposuction? Edit: Or did you mean Katie Hopkins?

When it takes six months before you can be bothered chasing up a refund of points for a cancelled award flight.

Try email: [email protected] I used this last week and received the points in two days.

I’ve been here since last year (though mostly in a rural area) and aside from the masking, sanitising and check-in rituals, life is fairly normal. The nightlife in the tourist areas has died, but if you just want a quiet, relaxing holiday then it should suit - if you can put up with the...

There was some discussion of it back in 2014. https://www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au/community/threads/uk-passport-renewal-for-dual-multi-citizens.62019/#post-1094218

It didn't take long for Nu to become old.

It may not still be the case, but pre-Covid J and F seats would often become available in the week before departure. My last flight (SYD-BKK in March last year) was booked using Lifemiles only 3 days earlier.

Or, given the numbers were previously 'skyrocketing', then 'going through the roof' would actually be a sharp fall.

Is that the MEL Park Royal in the background?

A few years ago, during a DSC promo, I booked 38 trips over a weekend, comprising 100+ flights. Mostly on behalf of FIFO colleagues, though I did squeeze in a few for myself.

Montreux, so Lake Geneva? 1635854968 RF1: Is that a Canadian maple leaf on the sign under the fake palm tree? That would narrow it down.

I called last month to get the annual fee waived and happened to enquire about switching from Qantas rewards to Diners. They said that couldn't be done and would require starting a new application from scratch. I didn't take it any further, but it suggests that the plain card is still available.

Inside the Tardis.

Cone Mountain?

If the guy's apron is to be believed, then it's Pike Place Seattle.

I'd be guesting my 87 year old father-in-law and enquiring as to how my wife might join us.

It's not just the cost, it's the hassle and uncertainty. I've no intention of flying anywhere that requires anything more than proof of vaccination. It might be a long wait, but so be it.