Heading to The Big Apple? Our guide covers the best ways to fly there and where to stay to maximise your points, plus some handy tips and tricks.

Step inside one of the nicest Admirals Clubs in American Airlines’ global network. Here, all you need is a Qantas Club card, but you can also gain free entry via Qantas Gold and Platinum status.

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.

AA gets the basics right, and that goes a long way to creating a solid inflight experience. Things get even better if you have Qantas status, with even Silver members getting free checked baggage and priority boarding.

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.

With the right Amex Card, make use of Phoenix’s Centurion Lounge when flying from Terminal 4 with any airline, in any cabin, in any seat.

If you’re already visiting New York or London, why not tag on a trip to that other city by putting your Velocity Points or Amex Membership Rewards points to good use?

The privileges of Global Entry, including access to TSA PreCheck, are finally rolling out for eligible travellers with an Australian passport.

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.