The Qantas International First lounge is the only dedicated First Class lounge at Melbourne Airport. Despite its age (10+ years), it is still a stylish lounge thanks to the ageless imported Italian marble and leather sourced from the makers of Ferrari. Continue reading…
Officially reopening in November 2018 along with the adjacent Domestic Business Lounge, the Qantas Club Melbourne is now a modern retreat for Qantas Club members and Gold frequent flyers alike. Continue reading…
The updated Melbourne Domestic Lounge had its grand reopening in November 2018, and now takes prime position in front of the windows in the lounge precinct. Continue reading…
If you are looking to visit the South Island during ski season, then this could be a good deal to jump on. Continue reading…
The Qantas International Business Lounge is a big workhorse lounge and I say that because it caters for guests flying on Qantas, oneworld partner airlines (many Cathay Pacific guests prefer this lounge over the Cathay Pacific one) and non-alliance partners like China Eastern. Continue reading…
This year, Point Hacks took part in reviewing the lounges at Melbourne Airport as part of the Melbourne Airport 2018 Excellence Awards.
Here is our take on the lounges, broken up into international and domestic categories. Continue reading…
Point Hacks does not ordinarily publish reviews of Economy Class products but Singapore Airlines offers an outstanding product from start to finish, and lots of readers will have tried it before or will try it in the future. Continue reading…
Singapore Airlines operates a number of SilverKris lounges across Australia but not are all up to the same standard. Melbourne is one such example, with a lounge that is quite small and tired in comparison to its counterpart in Sydney. Continue reading…
This is a very cheap fare for a lie-flat seat to Brazil, with the opportunity to maximise Status Credits earn with Qantas. Continue reading…
Taipei-based SkyTeam member China Airlines is likely not the first choice that comes to mind when travelling to Asia and onward to Europe but they have a great but understated reputation for excellent seats and warm, professional customer service. Continue reading…
With return flights to New Zealand usually hovering around the $350-460 mark from the East Coast, Air New Zealand has a great sale on with up to 40% off these prices for travel well into next year. Continue reading…
Taking advantage of LATAM’s nonstop service from Melbourne to Santiago and one-stop service from Sydney via Auckland, you can get cheap fares to a traditionally-expensive destination across a wide range of dates over the next year. Continue reading…
Asia’s largest low-cost carrier is moving its double-daily flights from Tullamarine to the cheaper Avalon Airport near Geelong from 5 December, and has very cheap fares to celebrate. Continue reading…
