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. READ ON →

WestJet Premium is a very pleasant way to fly. Plus, you can even use Qantas Points for WestJet Economy and then upgrade with cash at very affordable rates. READ ON →

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? READ ON →

Not bad for a four-hour flight: luggage, meals, entertainment and other small comforts are all included on this single-aisle flight to Fiji. READ ON →

Etihad’s attention to detail shines in its perfectly luxurious Business Studio, pairing exceptional space with plush amenities in a semi-private suite. READ ON →

Across the Tasman, Premium Economy is close to the experience offered in Business on some competing airlines. I hopped aboard the newest route to NZ to put China Airlines Premium Economy to the test. READ ON →

Welcome to the newest way to fly flat between Australia and New Zealand. Better yet, you can even book using Qantas Points. READ ON →

With the quantity of sweets you can enjoy when flying Business Class, this airline could easily rebrand as SWISS Chocolate... READ ON →

United Polaris is a great way to spend Velocity Points. In fact, this particular flight nets me almost nine cents in value for every one Velocity Point redeemed. READ ON →