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1 month ago

How to Boost Your Qantas Points for Future Travel

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Travel

3 months ago

$19 Domestic Flights: Jetstar’s Latest Sale to Help You Travel Again

Mariam Gabaji

What Qantas And Virgin Are Doing About Frequent Flyer Status During the Coronavirus Shutdown

Travel

6 months ago

What Qantas And Virgin Are Doing About Frequent Flyer Status During the Coronavirus Shutdown

Anthony Caruana

With both Qantas and Virgin both slashing the number of flights they are offering – on Wednesday, Virgin cancelled all international flights and cut domestic capacity by 60% and on Thursday, Qantas cut all international flights – frequent flyers now face the prospect of losing their status credit and seeing…

Qantas Is Suspending International Flights — This Is How It Affects You

Travel

6 months ago

Qantas Is Suspending International Flights — This Is How It Affects You

Sarah Basford

Travel

7 months ago

How The Qantas Flight Reductions Affect Your Travel

Anthony Caruana

As coronavirus hits industries all over the world, there’s been a global downturn in people flying. And that’s forced Qantas to cut costs in several ways. The most noticeable change for travellers will be a 25% cutback in the number of flights over the next six months. Flights into the…

Every Australian Airline’s Policy For Changing Coronavirus Affected Flights

Travel

7 months ago

Every Australian Airline’s Policy For Changing Coronavirus Affected Flights

Anthony Caruana

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Qantas’ Non-Stop Flight From New York to Sydney: All Seat Types Reviewed

Business Travel

11 months ago

Qantas’ Non-Stop Flight From New York to Sydney: All Seat Types Reviewed

David Slotnick | Business Insider

The World’s Longest Qantas Flight Sounds Absolutely Terrible

Travel

11 months ago

The World’s Longest Qantas Flight Sounds Absolutely Terrible

Mack Hogan

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Australian Airline Qantas is running tests on a planned direct flight between Sydney, Australia and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. If it happens, it’ll be the longest commercial flight in the world, a marvel of aviation engineering and—based on early reports — an absolute nightmare.