
Premium Economy or Economy on Long Haul?
Premium economy buys you seven more inches of legroom and costs 60 to 100 per cent more than economy. On a 14 hour flight that is a different trade than it is on a 7 hour one.
Read Full GuideSeat pitch, baggage limits, lounge access and what an airline owes you when a flight falls over. Compared across the carriers Australians fly.


Premium economy buys you seven more inches of legroom and costs 60 to 100 per cent more than economy. On a 14 hour flight that is a different trade than it is on a 7 hour one.
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An adult Australian passport costs $422 from January 2026 and takes about six weeks. The six month validity rule catches out travellers who checked the expiry date and thought they were fine.
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Smartraveller puts it bluntly: the Australian Government will not pay your medical bills overseas. Here is what a policy covers, what it excludes, and the two conditions that void most claims.
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The big four charge 3 to 3.5 per cent on every overseas purchase. Wise, Revolut, YouTrip and a handful of Australian banks charge nothing or close to it. On a two-week trip the gap runs to a few hundred dollars.
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Velocity asks fewer points for a domestic economy seat and charges less to book it. Qantas gives you more cards to earn on and more places to fly. The right program depends on which constraint binds first.
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Earn and redeem Qantas Points, Velocity Points, and KrisFlyer miles in Australia. Here's how each program works and which cards earn the most.
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