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Error fares were once a staple of the travel hacking community. But they're becoming less and less viable, as airlines have gradually caught up.
Oneworld airlines including Qantas operate five excellent lounges at Singapore's Changi Airport. We rank all the options from best to worst.
Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan is the latest frequent flyer program to implement dynamic pricing on some partner airline awards. Is this a good thing?
LATAM Airlines offers lie-flat seats and service with a South American flair in its Boeing 787 Business Class. We review the experience on LA801 from Santiago to Auckland, starting with a visit to South America's best airport lounge.
Qantas Frequent Flyer members booked more than 80,000 Classic Plus reward seats in the first three months after launch. The airline is now looking at expanding the range of reward options for members even further.
AC34 is Air Canada's daily flight from Sydney to Toronto, with a stop in Vancouver. Our guide explains what to expect when you fly with Air Canada, a Velocity partner airline, across the Pacific.
Copa Airlines offers a pleasant, if unremarkable, Business Class experience on its Boeing 737-800s. We review the service from Panama City to Aruba.
If you want to use frequent flyer points to get to Europe for the 2025 summer, now is the time to start booking your flights.
Qantas has launched a new Qantas Club Flexible membership option, which lets you use Qantas Club and international Business Lounges for 28 days at a time.
I collect points with many airlines, but there are three frequent flyer point currencies that I find particularly valuable as an Australian.
When you have Star Alliance Gold status with United, Singapore Airlines, ANA or Air Canada, you'll also get to enjoy benefits with Virgin Australia. Plus, for a limited time when you get United status through the HSBC Star Alliance credit card, you can also earn 20,000 bonus United miles.
Australians can now visit China without a visa for up to 15 days when travelling for business, tourism, transits or visiting family. The new policy will be in place until at least 31 December 2025.