Author: Matt Graham
Matt Graham
Matt was the editor of Australian Frequent Flyer from 2015 until 2025. His passion for travel has taken him to more than 100 countries - with a lot of help along the way from frequent flyer points! 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 @Mattg.
Single-Aisle Planes Are the Future of Medium-Haul Flying
Of the 311 planes that the Qantas Group recently ordered, just 12 will be wide-body aircraft. Single-aisle jets are the way of the future.
Qantas to Launch ‘Find My Credit’ Portal
Qantas will launch a new 'Find My Credit' website dedicated to helping customers find and redeem their forgotten Qantas flight credits.
Kuala Lumpur to Australia Under $1,400 Return in Business Class
Philippine Airlines has some cracking one-way and round-trip Business Class fares available from Kuala Lumpur to four Australian cities.
LATAM Airlines Delays Melbourne-Santiago Resumption
LATAM Airlines has pushed back its plans to resume non-stop Melbourne-Santiago flights by over a month until at least 1 September 2023.
New KrisFlyer Round-the-World Award Booking Service Fee
Singapore Airlines has quietly introduced a USD250 (~AU$370) service fee for new KrisFlyer Star Alliance Round-the-World Award redemption bookings.
What I Value Most About Qantas Platinum Status
Qantas Frequent Flyer Gold membership includes great perks like airport lounge access, but Qantas Platinum status packs even more of a punch.
British Airways Boeing 777 Economy Review (Singapore-Sydney)
In this review, find out what the World Traveller (Economy Class) service and comfort are like on British Airways flight BA15 from Singapore to Sydney.
Velocity Accounts Suspended & Reinstated: What Happened?
Last week, an unusually large number of Velocity Frequent Flyer member accounts were suspended due to suspicious activity.
The Fifth-Freedom Routes Served by the Most Foreign Airlines
There are a handful of busy international routes that are served by as many as six international carriers as fifth-freedom services.