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Travel & Points
Points how-tos, fare guides and error fares (airline pricing mistakes) explained. We'll add fares once we can check them.
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An error fare is an airline pricing mistake, and the airline may cancel it. We don't list any yet, and we'll only add them once we can check them.
Travel & Points guides
See all guides →Error fares: what they are and your rights
An error fare is an airline pricing mistake. These guides cover how to book one safely, what happens if it's cancelled, and how we'll label fares once we list them.


Error fare cancelled? Your rights explained

Verified, Unverified, Expired: how we label fares
Before you book a fare
How to check a fare yourself, read its conditions and make sense of airline sales before you pay.

How to check a fare yourself before you book

How to read a fare's conditions before you book

When Australian airline sales usually run
Airlines and bags
What the main Australian airlines say their domestic fares include, and what a carry-on-only fare really covers.

Domestic airlines compared: what each fare includes

Carry-on-only fares: what's really included

Flight delayed or cancelled? What the airlines and the ACCC say
Frequent flyer points
How the Qantas and Velocity programs work, in plain English. We never cover credit cards or other financial products.
Getting ready to fly
Passport and visa basics, packing, flying with kids, regional connections, and what to expect on the day at the airport.

Flying from a regional airport: how to plan your connections

Flying with kids: what the airlines' policies say

Passport and visa basics before an overseas trip

Carry-on packing checklist: what to check first

Airport day: check-in times, ID and what to check
Card photos: Photo credits
Points how-tos
Make your points go further
Start with our frequent flyer points basics guide below. We never cover credit cards or other financial products.
