Cheap Airfares is a popular topic at the Australian Frequent Flyer. We all like a bargain!
The Australian government will increase the Passenger Movement Charge payable when departing Australia to $70 from 1 July 2024.
If you want to book a Qantas Business or First Class ticket to North America, it's cheaper to book from New Zealand than from Australia - even though the flights from New Zealand are via Australia.
If you're looking for a cheap ticket from Australia to Singapore, and don't want to fly Economy, ScootPlus could be a great compromise.
Singapore Airlines has some great Premium Economy fares from Sydney and Melbourne to New York via Singapore, starting from $3,317 round-trip.
There are a few different ways to book a First Class round-the-world ticket from Australia, using either money or frequent flyer points.
Philippine Airlines has some cracking one-way and round-trip Business Class fares available from Kuala Lumpur to four Australian cities.
Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar and Bonza are all currently running some great sales, with airfares available from $29 one-way on various domestic routes.
To celebrate the launch of flights from Sydney and Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietjet Air has released sale fares from $269 return.
Fifth-freedom flights can truly be a great way to travel. Fares are typically well-priced and you'll often travel in greater comfort.
As Chinese airlines restore capacity to Australia, this should bring down airfares and increase award availability - and not just to China.
Virgin Australia Business Class can still be good value, but the days of dirt cheap airfares on domestic flights appear to be over.
Virgin Australia will launch its long-awaited flights to Tokyo from Cairns, with daily Boeing 737-8 MAX services from 28 June 2023.