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So, as it transpires, first class lounge access to the Sydney lounge is printed on the boarding pass.

Not sure if this is the appropriate thread - but have a CX booking SYD to HKG in J and then F to CDG. CX don’t have F from SYD. As the next flight is F, same day and Oneworld, can I access the F lounge in Sydney

Yes, it takes time for them to reflect it in the GDS.

Sorry, yes, I misread your date. Last date I saw was October 27. So you definitely should be safe.

EF seat map hasn’t changed but flights are 0 and not on sale despite space. I would suspect you will be downgraded in due course.

Perhaps ominous signs but 27th October onwards F is no longer on sale and zeroed out on EF. Looks like SYD could be losing the 777 earlier than planned.

Definitely no dine on demand - it’s just poorly worded.

QF25 (SYD-HND) last night. I chose the Japanese meal and luckily got the last one (I was in row 5). Had it with some sake. Everything was very enjoyable; although the main protein was salmon instead of the chicken as stated on the menu. Service very good on the flight.

So the answer is - access denied. Haneda is not a destination covered under their relationship, as I suspected. Off to the Qantas lounge 😞

Give him a break - he's been doing it for decades.

I am sure they would want to retire some but the late delivery of the new 77X's won't help (and they may switch to the 787 or A350 given their shift in order book).

Verdict on the Japanese meal?

That is the one I quoted...

Most airlines don't allow two meals? My question was more along the lines of whether you can delay it, and why refer to other 'dishes' if they are just the limited snack menu (which has been answered).

They should really adjust that wording then.

Will be on this flight early June. I don't understand the "full menu after take off or a selection of dishes throughout the flight". Does that mean you can select something off the main menu another time, or are they classing the snacks as "dishes". (The snacks are pretty woeful really; not like...

Well that’s definitely good to know as I’d much rather spend my time in the EK lounge.

Emirates was the source that initially informed me - that it was not part of the agreement - when I booked my flight (it's a Skywards booking). It's why I have been querying as it's a pain to walk from one end of the airport to the other to just be rejected at the lounge. (I mentioned this...

It’s quite ambiguous as Japan and Korea are outside the scope of the existing relationship: Emirates and Qantas Alliance | Our partner airlines and railways | Emirates Australia People always say “Asia” without referencing what it really means. FWIW, Emirates chat said no, but they may be...