Airline Routes is a popular topic at the Australian Frequent Flyer. Your travel experience is determined in part by the route your select.
This article lists all of the daytime flights currently available from Asia to Australia, including the flight number and schedule.
Qantas offers Premium Economy on its Airbus A380 and Boeing 787-9 aircraft, as well as select A330s. These fly from Australia to 14 international destinations including London, Paris, Johannesburg and Los Angeles.
Qantas is now codesharing with Air Tahiti Nui on its non-stop Sydney-Papeete route, and Classic Reward seats are available to book using Qantas Points.
Our complete, updated list of fifth-freedom routes includes all international tag flights that can be booked as standalone journeys.
Still hoping to reach Europe this July or August? Last minute award availability is possible. You can look at alternatives to secure Business Class flights to Europe using Qantas, Velocity Points and Qatar Airways Avios.
Given the ongoing flight disruptions caused by the Iran War, many Australians are now looking for routes from Australia to Europe that avoid the Middle East. We take a closer look at the options.
Flying soon on Qantas flight QF3 from Sydney to New York via Auckland? Our guide explains what to expect on this premium Qantas international route.
Qantas' upcoming aircraft change on the Brisbane-Manila route appears to be a case of "just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should".
There will be 227 flights per week from 11 cities across Australia to Bali's Denpasar Airport, on eight different airlines. Here's an overview of all your options for flights to Bali.
Departing from Sydney every afternoon, Qantas flight QF1 is the airline's flagship "kangaroo route" to London via Singapore. This guide explains everything you need to know about this Airbus A380 flight.
Qantas' direct flights from Brisbane to Koror, Palau have been extended for another year. Tickets are now on sale, and there is lots of Classic Flight Reward availability.
LATAM Airlines is axing its long-standing fifth-freedom route between Sydney and Auckland. The final LA800 across the Tasman will operate on 26 October 2025.