The
Frequent Flyer Gazette
14
September 2017
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Qantas
Downgrades Flight... to a Bus |
Aircraft
downgrades are frustrating for frequent
flyers. But Qantas took this a step further
recently, cancelling their last flight of
the day and re-booking passengers onto a
bus!
To make matters worse, our member had paid a
premium for a "flexible" ticket. Despite
this, they ended up paying $127 for the
privilege of changing their booking to
something more suitable.
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Fly
on Qantas' First 787 Flights |
Keen
to try out Qantas’ brand new
Boeing 787 Dreamliner? You
won’t have to wait much
longer! The first aircraft
has already rolled off the
Boeing production line in
Seattle, and Qantas will
start flying its first
aircraft on Australian
domestic routes in November.
Qantas will operate return
Boeing 787 flights from
Melbourne to Sydney &
Melbourne to Perth each day
between 6 November and 14
December 2017. These flights
will be used to familiarise
the more...
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Visiting
Iran: US Visa Complications |
Iran
is a fascinating and
increasingly popular tourist
destination. Located in the
Persian Gulf, Iran is home
to spectacular scenery,
impressive architecture,
warm hospitality and
thousands of years of
history. If you’ve been
thinking about a holiday in
Iran, you’re not alone. The
number of visitors to Iran
has surged in recent years.
But there is one distinct
disadvantage to visiting.
Travelling to Iran means
that you’re unable to apply
for a US Visa Waiver. more...
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Would
you fly 20 hours non-stop to
London? |
Qantas
recently announced plans to
fly non-stop from Sydney to
London by 2022. With
17,016km separating Sydney
and London, this route would
become the world’s longest
commercial flight. The
flight time would be an
ambitious 20 hours and 20
minutes. But would you be
prepared to fly for more
than 20 hours without a
stop, in more...
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Non-Stop
to Sri Lanka with Qantas
Points
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Sri
Lankan Airlines will launch
daily, direct flights from
Melbourne to Colombo next
month. You can book a seat
now using your Qantas points
in both Economy and Business
class!
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Click
here for full details
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