Flying through Los Angeles and have status with Qantas or another oneworld Alliance airline? Here’s one of your many lounge options – and you don’t need to be flying with Alaska Airlines to come inside.

Virgin Atlantic’s new LA digs welcome eligible Delta passengers bound for Australia, as well as eligible Virgin Australia Velocity members travelling to London. Here’s a peek inside.

Dreaming of a Disneyland adventure? With points, you can treat the entire family to a Disneyland holiday for less. Here’s how to fly from Australia to each of the resorts around the world.

Bound for Canada but can’t find reward seats direct from Australia? Try setting your sights on LA, which opens up a wealth of Canada-bound flights with plenty of available reward seats.

Delta’s newest transpacific service brings yet another opportunity for spending points to the US, and there are several options beyond burning points through Delta SkyMiles itself.

This lounge offers an outdoor terrace, 360-degree airport views and more. Better yet, you can venture inside using Velocity Gold or Platinum status prior to eligible United flights.

Glistening beaches, enchanting theme parks and iconic sunsets – Los Angeles embodies the spirit of glamour and adventure. Explore the delights of LA flying Premium Economy and Business Class with Qantas Points.

United Polaris is a great way to spend Velocity Points. In fact, this particular flight nets me almost nine cents in value for every one Velocity Point redeemed.

With Qantas Points to spend, this hop costs all of US$5.60 on top. For eligible frequent flyers, that even includes checked baggage and lounge access. It’s a sweet deal.