Article: Emirates fifth-freedom routes

[I love to travel]

EK planning to terminate flights between SIN and MEL:

Emirates to stop flights between Singapore and Melbourne

Emirates said it will determine when to terminate the flights after CCCS makes its decision. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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That is a shame. That was a great use of QF points in J and F from SIN to MEL with very low taxes.

 

[MG1]

I've recently booked a first reward for the SYD-CHC fifth-freedom flight, leaving in a few months' time (I'm very excited).

I'm yet to book the return leg; I've noticed that it gets back into SYD @ 19:05 - what would the minimum connection time be to make a domestic flight out of SYD? (I'm guessing that 90-105 minutes is too tight to take into account passport control / immigration, collecting luggage, transferring to separate terminal, re-checking-in luggage. I'm also assuming that the luggage can't be sent all the way through to my final destination.)

If it is too tight, I might consider a non-A380 route back (as much as I'd like to take it).

 

[Mattg]

I've recently booked a first reward for the SYD-CHC fifth-freedom flight, leaving in a few months' time (I'm very excited).

I'm yet to book the return leg; I've noticed that it gets back into SYD @ 19:05 - what would the minimum connection time be to make a domestic flight out of SYD? (I'm guessing that 90-105 minutes is too tight to take into account passport control / immigration, collecting luggage, transferring to separate terminal, re-checking-in luggage. I'm also assuming that the luggage can't be sent all the way through to my final destination.)

If it is too tight, I might consider a non-A380 route back (as much as I'd like to take it).

Where do you want to fly after Sydney and would it be on the same ticket?