Australian Frequent Flyer has informative articles and guides covering a wide range of global airlines including Alaska Airlines, Turkish Airlines and Fiji Airways. Read on for our articles on other airlines.
Finnair Plus is the sixth frequent flyer program to use Avios as its rewards currency. You can also now transfer Avios in from British Airways Executive Club. Our guide explains what you can do with Finnair Avios.
AirAsia X has two rows of Premium Flatbed seats on its Airbus A330s. These offer a lot more space, but what do you actually get?
Turkish Airlines offers a useful round-the-world airfare from Australia starting at $2,105 in Economy or $7,862 for Business Class.
The Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan program has simplified its award charts. Some sweet spots have unfortunately disappeared, but it's not all bad news.
Alaska Airlines no longer lets you change the frequent flyer number on award bookings to that of a Oneworld partner airline, meaning you can't access Qantas status benefits.
Our ScootPlus guide explains what to expect when flying Scoot's version of Premium Economy on its Boeing 787, including the seat and on-board service.
The Japan Airlines website has a great feature that shows you where infants are sitting on the seat map. This also works for selected partner airline flights.
Tigerair no longer exists in Singapore, Australia, Indonesia or the Philippines. But it continues to offer budget airfares out of Taiwan.
Turkish Airlines will finally commence flights to Australia, with the launch of a Melbourne-Istanbul service via Singapore on 1 March 2024. You can already book a seat with points.
Japan Airlines will upgrade its Sydney-Tokyo flights to a Boeing 777-300ER from June 2024, bringing with it the reintroduction of First Class to Sydney. You can even book a seat using Qantas points!
We compare the Business Class seats on the different aircraft types flown by China Airlines, a SkyTeam member and Qantas Frequent Flyer partner based in Taipei.
You can now redeem Qantas Points to fly from Brisbane to Auckland in style with China Airlines, including in Premium Economy and Business.