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This Airfare of the Week (AOTW) features Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines Business Class fares from Jakarta to Europe.
This Airfare of the Week (AOTW) features Star Alliance member Asiana Airlines' direct Business Class tickets from Sydney to Seoul.
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.
AFF's inaugural Airfare of the Week (AOTW) column features a great Hawaiian Airlines Economy Class deal from Sydney to multiple Hawaiian islands that could earn you enough Atmos Rewards points to fly Qantas Premium Economy to New Zealand.
For a $65 annual fee, Club Jetstar gets you access to discounted member-only fares and 20% off baggage & seat selection fees.
Both Qantas and Virgin Australia systematically increase their cheapest Business Class airfares at midnight, on a specific number of days before departure. Our guide explains when to book for the lowest price.
Three months after the Muscat-based airline joined Oneworld, you can now earn Qantas Points and status credits on Oman Air. This opens up opportunities for Qantas Frequent Flyer earn on Oman Air's great value airfares to Europe.
Many airlines flying to Australia have student programs, offering discounts and extra benefits such as additional baggage allowances or free booking changes to students who want to travel for less.
Access to Industry Discount (ID) staff travel tickets is one of the biggest benefits of working for an airline, but flying standby comes with risks. Here's how airline staff travel works...
If you live in Australia, there are several strategies you can use to book cheap Business Class flights to Europe.
Planning a round-the-world trip can be challenging, but it's easier with flexibility, points and some luck. In this case study, Wilson shares his experience of planning and booking a round-the-world trip.
LATAM Airlines and Qantas are currently the only airlines flying between Australia and South America, but there are also some indirect options.