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I think the OP was wondering whether SQ J seats in 777 were angle-lie flat. I was responding to that question.

SQ J seats are perfectly horizontal when in bed mode. The only issue is that when you sleep, the line from head to toe is not perfectly aligned with the aircraft's length. In other words: looking from side, you sleep on a horizontal bed, but if you look from above, your body is not parallel to...

Last Friday called Plat line as I was heading to the airport. I was told there was one seat left but there was a $99 fare difference (I have purchased Choice). Told her thanks but no thanks. Arrived at the airport, went straight to the lounge and talked with the lady at the counter. The lady...

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Amex does not like accounts going into credit; they really don't like. Reading other threads, I've got the impression that their financial license in Australia puts limits on them, and they don't want to lose their license.

Points are not deducted for waitlisting an itinerary (regardless of availability of some of the sectors). But note that on multiple occasions recently SQ has sent me an email at some time after waitlisting requesting call back and booking of the available sectors (available flights will...

I'll see if I can make it... fingers crossed

I meant you go through the process in the same call (both flights added to the same PNR, one at a time), and therefore you'd pay points for the combined, not separate tickets.

What if you ask them about the first flight and get them to create a new booking, then ask them if they could add another flight to the booking?

Don't think so. Some airlines accept bags for flights later in the day, but I have not (yet) seen any LCC doing that. P.S: Even Qantas doesn't do this anymore (they are very pedantic in MEL; SYD is the exception though).

I believe you could. You might need to call to book it though.

https://www.wheretocredit.com/

From memory, you can only ask for a pause once every 18 months.

As the booking has QFF number in there, it does not show directly in aa.com. You'll need to look it up on aa.com ("Find trips") using your QF PNR.

I think the idea was that you're making a rewards booking as if it was for someone else, and you then put in your details plus QFF number.

Is this using the AmEx card itself or using the priority pass that comes with the AmEx? I can see priority pass allows access to plaza premium at KILA 1 (this should be irrespective of how you got the priority pass).

Late reply; hopefully it's still useful to you. Yes, you definitely can change it in the middle of a trip. On multiple occasions, I have done exactly as you described: checkin and get to the lounge based on status with QF, and then have it changed to another airline for earn. Ask in the lounge.

I don't think SQ offers pyjamas in business at all?

I wanted to do exactly the same a couple of weeks ago (adding a card to Apple Pay before the card arrived). Unfortunately Apple Wallet needs to capture a screenshot of the card and you need to enter the CVV (which you will not have till you receive the physical card).

Is this for SQ only, or is HSBC transfer rate to airlines? I have nominated Air Canada, and I am under the impression that it is 1:1 for the first $3k per month, and then 2:1 (uncapped). Is this not correct?