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What Airlines Should Do To Make Flight Delays Less Of A Hassle For Passengers
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How The Qantas-Emirates Deal Changes Luggage Allowances And Frequent Flyer Points
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Adelaide 4G Shootout: Mobile Data Is A Pig
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You Can't Opt Out Of Airport Body Scans In Australia
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Ask LH: What Should I Do When My Flight Gets Cancelled?
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Ways To Avoid Stupid Travel Money Expenses
What Airlines Should Do To Make Flight Delays Less Of A Hassle For Passengers
I have just experienced a single Qantas flight that was so epically delayed the airline was forced to put passengers up on two separate nights in two different cities. Flight delays are a reality all air travellers have to deal with, but at this stage in the game airlines still make lots of avoidable mistakes when dealing with the aftermath. Here’s what they need to fix.
How The Qantas-Emirates Deal Changes Luggage Allowances And Frequent Flyer Points
Qantas is still waiting on final regulatory approval for its tie-up with Emirates, but continues to plan towards the expected rollout at the end of March. This week, it revealed more details on luggage allowances and frequent flyer benefits in the new scheme. Here’s what you need to know.
Choosing A Mobile Hotspot For US Travel
Using your own mobile phone for data access overseas is never a good idea. We generally advise buying a SIM in your destination, but if you’re a regular traveller, having your own hotspot can make sense. In the first of an occasional series concentrating on a particular country, we’re rounding up some of the prepaid and casual options that are available for purchase for the USA.
Adelaide 4G Shootout: Mobile Data Is A Pig
Optus jumped ahead of its own schedule when it launched parts of its Adelaide 4G service late last year. That gave me the chance to put it head to head with Telstra’s existing 4G service on a recent trip there. The results surprised me.
Can Globalbig Beat The Roaming Blues?
Even if you take sensible precautions to avoid roaming rorts, it can be difficult to get decent internet access when travelling overseas. Does new provider Globalgig, which promises cheap pricing in a range of countries, provide the answer?
