Melbourne - London Full-Serv Return Flights from $901 (Royal Brunei), $1,023 (Qantas+Emirates), $962 (all-Emirates) @ Aunt Betty

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Associatedusername199t @ FlyerPoints on 24/05/2018 - 17:18 auntbetty.com.au (368 clicks)
Last edited 24/05/2018 - 18:08 by 1 other user

MUMSDAY80

Decent competition on the Lon - Mel route, with Royal Brunei dropping their second layover in Dubai, which results in quite a sharp flight time for this pricing (from 28 October only). They operate new 787’s and are widely held as a very good full-service carrier (checked baggage and meals included, however, as pointed out here before, they’re a dry airline - no alcohol).

It looks like Qantas/ Emirates have responded (both all-Emirates, and Qantas + Emirates combos are available).

Example fares and travel period guides below. Availability looks from late October to early December (book from Oct 28 for the shorter RB flights).

These fares are available via Aunt Betty (Flight Centre company) using the current 'MUMSDAY80' voucher(expires 31 May). Add this to the final payment screen.

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Examples

From	Price	Sample Dates
Melb (RB)	$901	1 Nov - 10 Nov
Melb (EK)	$962	24 Oct - 06 Nov
Melb (QF+EK)	$1023	24 Oct - 06 Nov

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Example for Qantas + Emirates combo flights (no Qantas SC's for Emirates flights and reduced points-earn).

Info	Detail	Guides
Program	Qantas	Redeem
Points	8,825	Earn
Status Credits	70	Status

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  nubix on 24/05/2018 - 17:19

  +1

  mother of god, return to london is only 35 status credits?

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    Associatedusername199t @ FlyerPoints on 24/05/2018 - 17:21

    +1

    Small typo there. All fixed. It's a Qantas / Emirates combo flight (no SC's for Emirates flights and only half points-earn, sadly).

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  paaj on 24/05/2018 - 17:53

  +4

  I believe Royal Brunei is a dry airline (no alcohol) - so almost full service carrier.

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    thrillho on 24/05/2018 - 18:24

    +1

    Can BYO

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  Luc on 24/05/2018 - 19:37

  +1

  Hmm, cattle class with no drinks to stupefy you on the long haul flight as you arrive in Britain at the fag end of autumn and the approaching winter. But if you need to go to Blighty in the chilly end of their year it might not be a bad deal I guess.