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The Frequent Flyer Gazette

 7 September 2017

Qantas Deserts Dubai
Qantas will reinstate its popular "kangaroo route" to London via Singapore. Qantas' flagship A380 service, QF1, will once again operate as Sydney-Singapore-London from March next year. In doing so, the national carrier will cease all flights to Dubai.

Despite deserting Dubai, Qantas intends to extend its alliance with Emirates for a further five years. Qantas will still sell codeshare tickets on Emirates services to Europe via Dubai, and Qantas customers can continue to earn and redeem points on Emirates flights.
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Qantas Shuffles London Lounges
Qantas passengers departing from London-Heathrow now have access to the Cathay Pacific lounge, representing a significant improvement. Eligible flyers, including Qantas Club members, were previously directed to the American Airlines Admirals Club in London Heathrow. This is located in Terminal 3, which Qantas uses for its flights to Dubai, Melbourne and Sydney. However, a few weeks ago Qantas changed its more...
Virgin Velocity Halves eBay Points
Velocity Frequent Flyer members will now earn only one point per dollar on Ebay purchases, down from two points per dollar, as of 1 September. Just a head up for anyone else doing shopping regularly on eBay while earning 2 points / $ like me. Just done the shop for today and notice a message from Velocity saying that from 1st SEP 2017 earn rate will reduce to 1 points / $ ( same as Qantas ). As you might more...


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Review: Asiana A380 First Class
As far as hobbies go, First class travel is not a bad one at all! Our member kpc is on a mission to test as many A380 First class products as possible. Recently this saw them sampling the A380 suite on Korean-based Asiana Airlines from New York to Seoul. Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to fly OZ (Asiana) F class more...
Cathay Pacific Adds European Destinations
Cathay Pacific will launch new flights from Hong Kong to Copenhagen, Dublin and Brussels next year. You can book a seat right now in Economy or Business class using Qantas points.

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