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This Airfare of the Week (AOTW) features Star Alliance member Asiana Airlines' direct Business Class tickets from Sydney to Seoul.
Rather than sitting in the terminal or a lounge, you could access the gym, swimming pool, sauna and showers at PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport - located right across the road from the terminals - for just $25.
Our complete, updated list of fifth-freedom routes includes all international tag flights that can be booked as standalone journeys.
We review the Economy Class seat and experience on Qantas' new Airbus A321XLR, flying from Sydney to Melbourne.
This guide explains why many people might find Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles to be the best loyalty program for earning Star Alliance Gold status through flights in 2026.
Airlines have to find a balance between offering enough food, at the right times, without blowing their catering budget. On overnight flights, many airlines don't get this right...
Qatar Airways Privilege Club is offering up to a 65% bonus when you buy Avios for a limited time. This could be a good opportunity to stock up.
Qantas is offering a 25-60% bonus when you buy top-up points until 11 December 2025. This can be a good deal in some instances, but there are cheaper ways to get Qantas Points.
This Airfare of the Week features Oneworld member Fiji Airways' well-priced Business Class tickets from Nadi to Los Angeles. To maximise your Qantas Points & status credits, you could even fly via Hong Kong for a similar price.
There's something about airports that stresses a lot of people out... so much so, that they forget their manners. Frontline airline staff call it "airport disease".
Qantas is making some long overdue improvements to its international First Class soft product, including dine on demand, better champagne and the introduction of new Aesop amenity kits.
If you earn enough Qantas or Virgin Velocity status credits, you can gift an elite status membership card to a friend or family member.