
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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A Qantas point buys 0.5 cents in the online store and up to 7 cents in a business seat. The carrier charge decides which end you land on. Here is the arithmetic, both major programs compared, and the cards that earn fastest.
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Most trip budgets fail the same way: the flights and hotels get priced, and everything else gets a guess. Building the budget in four blocks instead of one gets you within a few hundred dollars.
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