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Thanks. So you are offered a flight credit when you cancel the flight? 1709147420 I'd guess next February.

I got it from this post and the next couple including the one that I quoted from yourself that I mentioned above: https://www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au/community/threads/double-status-credits-promotion-book-by-27-2-24-travel-28-2-24-14-2-25.112842/post-2667944

Regarding your tip, can you confirm that during the initial 24 hour window only the date/time can be changed but after that the route can be modified? Also, do you have to purchase the initial ticket using a GV or can you purchase it directly? Thanks.

In what way do you want me to expand? I'm simply suggesting that you look for flights from SYD to either ADL or HBA as you can definitely get J seats all of the way and there are more flights available in J than on the CBR route that you've been looking at.

Is your 24 hours up? Did you try and change your flight since then and, if so, were you able to change the other information and not just the date? Thanks.

You might find it easier just going for SYD-xMEL-ADL return or SYD-xMEL-HBA.

Can you confirm that during the initial 24 hour window only the date/time can be changed but after that the route can be modified? Also, do you have to purchase the initial ticket using a GV or can you purchase it directly? Thanks.

I successfully used Skybus tickets bought using a promo card at Pelago the other day. I doubled-up with a Shopback cashback too. My Westpac Altitude card is currently offering 20% promo with Pelago. Something you may want to check if you're planning on using Skybus soon.

Here are a couple, untried, offers that can reduce the cost. Pelgao, the Singapore associated travel site, allow you to buy Skybus tickets. At the moment Amex holders might have a spend $100 get $35 back offer with Pelago. Pelago allows you to buy 3 x return Skybus tickets for $35 each so $105...

It's not a footbridge at Broadmeadows but a tunnel under the line with slopes rather than steps so pretty easy with luggage. 1690196115 No different from most Melburnians and visitors.

I thought that was what you meant but wanted to check. That's still a lot for a 20 minute ride.

Where can you buy a return for $18?

I haven't checked but I believe the Skybus app is the only way to buy a 10 Trip ticket.

Yes, ridiculous rates. I take the Broadmeadow route unless I have a discounted ticket. Appalling that they are so in league with the VIC government that their private service appears on government transport maps and is the first option that appears on the PTV app.

I'm not sure. I can find the link in the NRMA app but it errors when I click on it.

For my purposes, Skybus app is only good for 2 things. To buy a 10 trip ticket and to hold all tickets in one place. Otherwise I find the best discounted price possible through promo codes or using RACV/NRMA.

I saw this thread in the latest AFF newsletter. Now that it's 15 pages long I haven't read through it to see if the information has already been discussed but I have an Android phone without e-sim functionality. As I travel overseas quite a bit it is a dual sim and I bought a sim card from...

That's SCs earned while using points as a Points Club (Plus) member travelling J? Isn't it 18 (ADL-SYD) + 38 (ADL-DRW) = 56 return and doubled = 224 SC?

Have you checked that both legs are in J?

I know there aren't any DSC offers on at the moment but, from past experience, does anyone know if the SCs that you get for a Points Club Classic Reward booking also get DSCs or is it just revenue flights?