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The Frequent Flyer Gazette

12 October 2017

Qantas Club Access Restricted
Qantas Club members and Gold frequent flyers will be temporarily unable to bring guests into Melbourne's Qantas Club lounge from next month. Complimentary Qantas Club passes and invitations, such as those offered to Silver frequent flyers and some credit card holders, will also not be accepted.

The restrictions will apply during the "peak" periods of 5-9am and 3-7pm while the Melbourne lounges are renovated. Renovations will commence in mid-November, and are expected to be completed in the second half of 2018.
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Save on Business Class to Europe
Business class fares from Australia to Europe can be expensive. But there's a simple trick that can be used to save a small fortune on premium cabin airfares! The trick is to avoid the "Australia tax" by buying tickets overseas. Most airlines charge a premium on tickets purchased from Australia. But return Business class tickets from Asia to Europe cost just a fraction of the price. By more...
Domestic Flight ID Checks Coming
It has been reported that compulsory ID checks will soon be implemented for Australian domestic flights. This means that you would be required to show photo identification before boarding a domestic flight. It is already illegal to fly under a false name. And when checking in at an airport counter, most airlines will already ask passengers to show ID. But passengers checking in more...


Exclusive Online Event:
Best International Frequent Flyer Programs

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Most of us are members of the local Qantas and Virgin Velocity Frequent Flyer programs. But it's worth taking notice of ten overseas programs that offer significantly better "bang" for your frequent flyer "buck"!

By joining these programs, you could be travelling further, more often and in greater comfort - while spending less! For example, did you know that there's a Oneworld airline offering round-the-world awards in Business class for 90,000 points less than Qantas? What's more, you may be surprised how easy it is to accumulate points with international frequent flyer programs from within Australia.

Frequent Flyer Solutions will explain how you can take advantage of the enormous opportunities offered by international frequent flyer programs in its upcoming webinar, "Best International Frequent Flyer Programs". This online event will take place at 8pm (AEDT) on Tuesday, 24 October 2017.


Qantas vs Emirates in First Class
Qantas and its partner Emirates offer distinctly different First class products. So, if both are the same price - or the same number of points - which airline is the better choice? My partner and I are looking at booking an award flight from MEL to SIN next year and have enough points to fly FIRST – we're just not sure if we should fly Qantas or Emirates. We more...
Redeem Your United Miles to Asia Now!
United Mileage Plus award flights are currently great value, but will become more expensive from 1 November 2017. So now is the perfect time to redeem your United miles to fly to Asia on Singapore Airlines or Thai Airways.

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