I was there in March this year.. virtually nothing had changed from my previous visit in 2006!

Truly mate.. book Business.. it's worth it.

Of my last 20 flights on Qantas only 4 have left on time (ie within 15 mins of scheduled time). Worst was a 21 hour delay London /Perth due to operating plane being hit by lightning on it's way Melb/Perth/London. Last flight in March was from Auckland to Brisbane.. over 1 hour late and their b gr...

Getting away from the childish humor... something more serious.News media are reporting (Sat night) a report on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 going from Portland (Oregon) to Lax. At approximately 16000 ft, a hole appeared in the cabin. Fortunately the window seat adjacent wasn't occupied. The plan...

Don't panic.. odds on that you will be in Row 1..they use that for changes like yours.If your profile favors window seats, that's where U will be.Been there and experienced that type of change.

I am lifetime gold.. and have been platinum for the past 5 years. I think that a target of 45000 points should be their figure. Even that will to many for me at my age.

@wdeguara flew back from London to Perth last month on Qf10.. full English crew in business. Same going to London ex Singapore on QF1.

Sorry... but do U really want a pile of irrelevant e mails per day????

It's been a few years from my trip to India. Cash was king then and I would expect that it still is. Cards were not accepted in a lot of stores etc,which would make a money card a waste of time and effort.p.s A money card is a waste of time in Amsterdam..ran into a family trying to use one at on...

You can go Melbourne to Singapore, then pick up QF1 to London.. with a stop in the Singapore first lounge (depending upon your status)

Travel within Europe is much easier by train. They leave and arrive in the center of most cities, your baggage is visible, and on most of the hi-speed trains food and drink is available. Another major plus is that you only need to arrive about 15 mins before departure.

Meant to say rung etc

I too have runt the platinum phone number twice this year. Got through within 5 mins. Problem sorted. They rang back the next night to confirm. They were in Hobart.

I too have runt the platinum phone number twice this year. Got through within 5 mins. Problem sorted. They rang back the next night to confirm. They were in Hobart.

I wish to inject an alternative view into what's happening.I believe that the hack was undertaken by a group of uni students. They just demanded 1m us in bit coin (really someone would be looking at 20 plus for this).. my theory is that after the original disclosures they hit the worry button.....