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You can now use Qantas points on German leisure airline Condor, unlocking another option for Business Class to Europe on points. Could this be a stepping stone for Oneworld membership as well?
By earning at least 150,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points in a year, you'll automatically enjoy the benefits of Qantas Points Club membership. But this program will close on 8 December 2026.
Instead of paying $20 for the SkyDrive bus or up to $100 for a taxi, you can get from Auckland Airport to the city with public transport via Puhinui for just $6.
Qantas has announced two new Business Class products, including a lie-flat seat on upcoming A321XLRs. But all of this feels a bit safe.
Qantas will retire Points Club and Green Tier on 8 December 2026. On the same date, it will launch new ways to earn status credits on the ground and rollovers.
Haven't earned enough status credits in your Qantas membership year? Here are the best Qantas Frequent Flyer status runs in 2026 to help you climb to a higher tier faster.
Qantas has just announced its latest Twice-as-Rewarding offer, allowing you to earn either double status credits or double points on flights booked until 11.59pm 2 September 2026, for travel between 3 September 2026 and 14 August 2027.
A great sauna experience can leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed. But many of the saunas in Australian hotels don't work properly.
Alaska Airlines Atmos Rewards points can be redeemed to fly with many partner airlines including Starlux, Condor, Aer Lingus and Oneworld partners.
Qatar Airways Privilege Club is offering up to a 50% bonus when you buy Avios for a limited time. This could be a good opportunity to stock up, although this is not the best offer we've seen compared to previous bonuses.
Delta has round-trip Premium Economy fares from Brisbane to Los Angeles from $2,991, flying nonstop on its Airbus A350. Here's our Airfare of the Week pick, including full booking details.
Credit card rewards will take a hit in October, as the RBA interchange fee cuts are introduced. But, debit cards offering rewards might be a viable alternative option for banks, with the UK showing what a potential market could look like.