Award Availability is a popular topic at the Australian Frequent Flyer. The ongoing challenge is to find an award ticket on the flight you want and when you want it.
Etihad will fly its Airbus A380 from Singapore to Abu Dhabi from February 2025, and there's lot of reward availability in Business & First Class.
Turkish Airlines will fly from Istanbul to Sydney via Kuala Lumpur, starting on 28 November 2024. There are lots of seats available to book with points.
It's much easier to redeem Qantas points for great value reward flights if you use the program as it's intended.
Malaysia Airlines will launch direct flights between Kuala Lumpur and Paris in March 2025, and there are Classic Rewards available to book with Qantas Points.
ANA Business Class from Sydney to Tokyo is an excellent use of Velocity Frequent Flyer points. Here's the trick to finding reward seat availability...
Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan is the latest frequent flyer program to implement dynamic pricing on some partner airline awards. Is this a good thing?
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.
Virgin Australia, Qantas, Jetstar and Solomon Airlines are all adding flights from Australia to Port Vila, filling the void left by the recent collapse of Air Vanuatu.
Oneworld's Cathay Pacific has great Business Class award availability from Australia to Asia and Europe... but most of it is reserved for Asia Miles bookings.
We share six of our favourite airline award chart sweet spots that let you get outsized value from your frequent flyer points in 2024.
Velocity Frequent Flyer hasn't restored Singapore Airlines First Class reward seats since COVID-19. They probably won't because Singapore Airlines isn't releasing any to airline partners.
Finnair Plus is the sixth frequent flyer program to use Avios as its rewards currency. You can also now transfer Avios in from British Airways Executive Club. Our guide explains what you can do with Finnair Avios.