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The pressurisation - depressurisation cycle is the determining factor in airframe lifespan, not take offs and landings per se. Of course, they usually match up 1:1, so take offs - landings is a proxy measure. https://www.atsb.gov.au/media/29959/b20050205.pdf

This comes to $3.15/sc (not $2.15). CBR-MEL-SYD-DPS is a better earner.

That's an amazing price, thanks for posting :)

Valid for travel between 11 May – 21 Nov Looks like Qantas have matched these prices, e.g. MEL-AKL QF codeshare on EK metal in F for $1079 :)

Yep, KRW 1,099,500 is the price for economy (return) not business. Oh well :-|

Yep, country is set to Korea, but aa.com is still pricing at over 2,200,000 KRW for me (over $2500 AUD) :evil: Just checking, but you do realise that aa.com shows prices for the outbound and inbound sectors separately, i.e. the price displayed at the top of your search results (1,099,500 KRW or...

Where have you been able to price it for only AUD $1290? aa.com (and everywhere else I've tried... all the usual suspects) are all coming in at AUD $2500+ :-|

Yes...and so do hundreds of other airlines. What's your point?:confused:

Am still getting the same error message that flightobserver mentioned above; "Departure date is too early." BUT, it's not actually possible to change the departure date (all dates aside from 8 Dec are "greyed out"). So can't book the fare. What's going on CA? :-|

Tigerair Australia is not being rebranded. It's 100% owned by Virgin Australia, not SQ. So your confusion might continue? :confused:

Unfortunately all the $9 fares ex MEL have already sold out :( I didn't check availability from other ports, so perhaps there is still hope for other people looking to grab a bargain :mrgreen:

Makes no difference, as the cash back promotion only applies to properties in Australia.

Beijing is $290 or so from Melbourne. VA and SQ are going to be quite a bit out of pocket if they honour these... ;)

Similar pricing to MAA ($380 through the Virgin website).

I was there a few weeks ago. Booked the cheapest room type, was upgraded to a 1 bedroom apartment (am HH Gold) which was great. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The restaurant is OK, but there are better dining options elsewhere.

Awful. Truly awful. The kangaroo on the tail has been replaced by white and silver squiggle. The typeface is going to look very dated in a couple of years. Oh well, they'll probably spend millions "updating" it again then. :rolleyes:

re: Discussion/Q&A on Best QF Status Run Options Have you actually looked? PER-KUL-CMB on AirAsia can be had for around AUD $220 oneway on multiple dates across the next couple of months. I'd say that's pretty economical. Took <2 minutes to find. Fares back to Australia ex CMB, well the world...

That's a great price to Europe! HKG not so much.

Re: Best Status Run Options - A quick overview! [not the discussion thread] No "stopovers" are allowed on domestic bookings (only same day connections are allowed). In your example you'd need to purchase two separate tickets.

Before anyone gets too excited, this should be GET (not GLT)