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Integrity is doing the right thing when noone is watching. Sadly the world is sorely lacking in enough integrity

Oh yes I see that now, have my passport here: 2017 WT/WB 2019 WB 2020 WB/WT 2020 WB 2x 2023 ?? no stamp

Thanks, what's confusing me is that the original ESTA form for getting the Visa Waiver never stipulated either.

What do I select on the section asking for purpose of travel / Class of Admission (COA). As a Visa Waiver holder, I am given the options of: WB - Visa Waiver Business WT - Visa Waiver Tourist/leisure. I am attending a conference, and my original ESTA application didn't specify either of the...

Using the Mobile Passport Control (MPC App), there is a question that asks "What is your purpose of Travel: Please indicate the primary purpose of travel or "Class of Admission (COA) for each traveler listed below" And for Visa Waiver holders, the two options are: WB - Visa Waiver for Business...

Date Flight # DEP Airport Lounge Time Guests Comments 15 Jun QF7 SYD QF Int F 14:30 1 Usual lounge eligibility rule apply. 18 Jun QF8 DFW (Terminal D) AA F* 20:00 1 Usual lounge eligibility rule apply.

Took a look and prices seem to have increased as this offer was released?

Plus, if you're happy to have a stop on the way in SIN/BKK/HKG/KUL there are far cheaper options so there must be a bit of price sensitivity around it too. QF can offer a premium price for direct services into India.

Here's another look at the aerobridges - this is from LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/posts/westernsydneyairport_wsi-westernsydney-aviation-activity-7197037375376564224-6s9g

Scroll down on this page to see the AA oneworld equivalence: American Airlines - oneworld Member Airline AA Platinum Pro is equal to oneworld Emerald status = Qantas Platinum status. You'll have access to the Qantas First Lounge in SYD.

Has anyone found a decent website that allows you to enter flight details to determine which flight is considered the "most significant carrier" by the IATA rules? Qantas Publishes this in their help: Help and Support | Qantas Cathay provides a map at least and some examples...

Customs/Immigration/Security/Quarantine/CheckIn/Airline/Cleaning/Managerial standing around doing nothing..staff can be surly like this across airports around the world. Australia is not unique.. It's just part of the joys of air travel.

Ignoring safety & seat belt requirements is usually the trait of people who yell "You can't tell me what to do!" , who then seem to so easily be misled by certain type of news outlets and social media platforms..

Maybe a little light above the seat that turns on when the seatbelt is not used (like the dashboard symbol in motor vehicles). Then even the crew will know who the problem children are. Mind you, you could just click it in and then sit on top it also.

Wait for the next generation who think Ai will solve everything - "Siri, what's the weather going to be like ahead?"

From the few photos made available, it looks like the overhead bins did their job!

Transferred out the $80 sitting in there from years ago. No thanks QF - I'd prefer you stay an airline.

Immediately reminded me of this scene from the Pink Panther movies:

But we were promised, guaranteed, 100% safety cars! 1716174564 Didn't piracy rates reduce once streaming services became quite affordable? Now the streaming landscape is going back to the old media controlled rip-off position, so expect piracy to increase again.

Let me guess, they'll put together a self-policed "Code of Conduct" and all agree to working towards it together as an industry amongst much fanfare.