Author: Matt Graham

Matt Graham

The editor of Australian Frequent Flyer, Matt's passion for travel has taken him to more than 100 countries… with the help of frequent flyer points, of course! Matt's favourite destinations (so far) are Germany, Brazil, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. His interests include aviation, economics & foreign languages, and he has a soft spot for good food and red wine. You can connect with Matt by posting on the Australian Frequent Flyer community forum and tagging @AFF Editor.

What happens to frequent flyer points after you die?

What Happens to Frequent Flyer Points After You Die?

Qantas Frequent Flyer points no longer automatically expire after the death of the member and can now be transferred to family members. But other airlines may have different policies.

Qantas 787 Business Class

5 Ways to Earn Lots of Points Buying Wine in Australia

By buying wine strategically, you could also earn stacks of frequent flyer points to bring you closer to your next flight reward!

In this photo illustration, the Diners Club International logo is displayed on a smartphone screen

Diners Club Closing Down in Australia

Diners Club is exiting the Australian market, with all existing personal Diners Club cards to be closed in early 2024.

All-day dining at the Qantas domestic Business Lounge in Sydney

Qantas Trials Improved Sydney Business Lounge Catering

Qantas is now offering high quality, special plated dishes in the Sydney domestic Business Lounge as part of a trial.

Qantas calls many of its frequent flyers by their middle initial

Why Does Qantas Frequent Flyer Use Middle Initials?

The first name on your Qantas Frequent Flyer profile may include your middle initial. Why is this, and does it matter?

Qantas planes at Brisbane Airport under stormy clouds

Qantas Considers Bringing Call Centres Back to Australia

In news that customers will welcome, Qantas is considering bringing more of its call centre work back to Australia.

Qantas Boeing 737-800 in Brisbane

Qantas Frequent Flyer Changes Coming Early 2024

Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has flagged upcoming changes to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program, to be implemented in early 2024.

British Airways 787-9 Club World seats

British Airways Limits Partner Access to Reward Seats

British Airways is now only releasing a small subset of award availability on its own flights to members of partner airlines.

Have your say on the future of Australian aviation policy by providing feedback on the Aviation Green Paper

Help Shape the Future of Australia’s Aviation Policy

Australian Frequent Flyer will make a submission to the Aviation Green Paper, and we'd like the help of the AFF community.