With so many options, it pays to know the strengths and weaknesses of each partner. Especially when you can often book the same flight through more than one frequent flyer program. READ ON →

Malaysia Airlines treats Platinum-grade frequent flyers and Business Suite passengers to a quiet haven where the Champagne runs freely and restaurant-style meals await. READ ON →

While slightly smaller than Malaysia Airlines' flagship lounge, the Regional Golden Lounge ticks all the boxes for a quick refresh in this pocket of KLIA. READ ON →

The American Express Platinum Edge Card gives you bonus Membership Rewards points when purchasing at supermarkets, fuel outlets and on overseas spend, plus a $200 Travel Credit that can be put towards flights, hotels and car rental. READ ON →

This oneworld member Malaysia Airlines offers quite good award availability to Qantas Frequent Flyer members. However, is its Business Class product one of the world's best? READ ON →

Not holding a Qantas direct-earn credit card does not preclude you from redeeming on Qantas flights. READ ON →

The card earns Amplify Rewards Points on spend, a flexible program that can be transferred to Velocity, Krisflyer or Enrich Miles. READ ON →

Connecting flights to Japan can be a perfect substitute to direct flights when award availability is low. READ ON →

Why my advice is to set up a Velocity auto-redemption. Plus, an updated analysis given the devaluation of the Velocity-KrisFlyer transfer rate. READ ON →