From the AFF Archives: Virgin Blue Launches Velocity Rewards (December 2005)
After commencing flights in August 2000, budget carrier Virgin Blue launched the “Velocity Rewards” loyalty program in November 2005.
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Low Cost Carriers
Low Cost Carriers is a popular topic at the Australian Frequent Flyer. And for obvious reasons – we all love a bargain! But the problem with low cost carriers is that once you have paid for all the extras, you could end up paying more than a discounted ticket on a full service airline.
From the AFF Archives: Jetstar Starts Long-Haul Flights (December 2006)
Jetstar launched international long-haul flights and StarClass service to seven destinations in late 2006, using Airbus A330-200 aircraft.
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Australia to Singapore from $953 Return in ScootPlus
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.
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Why Airlines Charge So Much for Excess Baggage
Airlines charge high excess baggage fees to compensate for the extra fuel, labour and opportunity costs… and, well, because they can.
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Podcast #99: Bonza Launches Flights in Australia
In episode 99 of the AFF on Air podcast, Bonza CEO Tim Jordan joins Matt to discuss the airline’s recent launch, route network, marketing, cabin crew, why the Bonza website doesn’t offer bookings, and lots more!
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