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Most QF departures are D gates at SIN. It's very rare to be C from my experiences there.Closer depending on C or D gates?
Most QF departures are D gates at SIN. It's very rare to be C from my experiences there.Closer depending on C or D gates?
D - the one that QF1 & 2 come into - quick dash to the lounge before the journey continues.Closer depending on C or D gates?
That was also my take, which makes my inevitable change of mind about outback trips look a bit unlikely to still provide the DSC.That’s the crux of that clause. Some changes effectively go via a “credit” process and are reticketed (same PNR). There is a DIY process or you can call up.
If you make an eligible DSC booking and later need to make a change to something that was otherwise still eligible for DSC but you go via the credit route, the new clause implies that it’s ok to change within the DSC booking window but will no longer be eligible if the change is made outside the booking window, even if the travel dates are ok (and the other criteria).
That’s the crux of that clause. Some changes effectively go via a “credit” process and are reticketed (same PNR). There is a DIY process or you can call up.
If you make an eligible DSC booking and later need to make a change to something that was otherwise still eligible for DSC but you go via the credit route, the new clause implies that it’s ok to change within the DSC booking window but will no longer be eligible if the change is made outside the booking window, even if the travel dates are ok (and the other criteria).
No idea. But presumably if you make a change online eg date and/or time (but same itinerary), you just pay the fare difference (as applicable). That ought to be ok.Can you ask NOT to go via the credit route when you call up? Tell them you don't want them to void your DSC offer. I'm yet to make any changes and find out what happens.
That was also my take, which makes my inevitable change of mind about outback trips look a bit unlikely to still provide the DSC.
According to Qantas destination changes need a flight credit.I'll have to ask my Travel Agent if the changes they made to time and route last time went via a 'credit' (reticketing same PNR) route.
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We are all doomed then!According to Qantas destination changes need a flight credit.
Destination changes
Need to change the departure or arrival city?
First you'll need to request a Flight Credit. When redeeming your Flight Credit for your new itinerary, you'll need to pay any change fees and fare difference, if applicable. Find out how to request a Flight Credit, the conditions and how to use them.
At least the QF lounges will be quieter…We are all doomed then!![]()
very true!At least the QF lounges will be quieter…
I miss NAN J fares at ~$1000 but I miss JASAs more!I didn't need to book much to requal 2025-26 given the October offer - but the highlight is always the thread - a good and familiar read.
I do miss NAN runs though. Remember NAN runs? They were the good old DSCs.
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It was mentioned earlier (up thread). But I only got the seperate QBR email today also.Jsut checked my email and this offer also includes double qantas business rewards points. Might have been nice to incldue that detail here.
Registering for the double business rewards points also then put the business into the draw for 1 million points.
my badIt was mentioned earlier (up thread). But I only got the seperate QBR email today also.
That seems clear, but after hours quick advice from my travel agent says it should be okay but we’re going to have a chat in the morning.According to Qantas destination changes need a flight credit.
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