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SYD-LHR-JFK-SYD Now would that be piece allowance or weight allowance🤔

Good enough for me👍 They can go ahead and look

One thing that gets leeches off is salt

Yes👍. The other problem is the operational consequences of a delay. This is a 20hr flight. Most other flights can tolerate a few hrs delay as maximum crew time is in excess of the mission time. I don't know how much delay such flights can tolerate before it is cancelled or diverted somewhere -...

Problem is as discussed the onward connections into the QF domestic network

Any wish for ocean view room?🤣

Pity they are so fleeting and ephemeral but on the other hand maybe it can't be any other way

Not directly via a Toyota dealership but Oh yes you definitely can import It's also available "officially" in NZ but same importing rules

And as upmarket as you would like

Here you go Next time some AFF busy body goes off at you about your feet on bulkhead, tell them to Zen off

On time in EK J, I asked for coca cola but no ice. They gave me exactly that - the glass was only half full likely because that is the Prescribed pour volume. :oops:

What's good for the EU is either good for the rest of the world or it's not. Hence the current maelstrom

The piece allowance was prior to 2021 or something similar for Africa? No, they will get SG luggage benefits

Yes

An irrational market is impossible to analyse and understand

It is odd, as new member accounts generally come on with a story/experience/question. The new member accounts came here specifically to defend one position. Is this thread trending in other forums

I know, hence my comment that the "fiddling" or "not as advertised" is more likely in the US for the reason I gave above ... than in Australia where it is a prescription medicine and has an ARTG ID (Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods ID.

That's because it is not just a codeshare arrangement. It is actually an ACCC approved Joint Venture

Easier to see if you compare differential sales tax between the jurisdictions. USA does not have federal sales tax. These are only at the state levels and are virtually all lower than the 20-25%VAT in Europe. So in a way tariffs are just a sales tax on imported goods whereas a VAT is a sales...

More likely "not as advertised" in the US where it is classed as a dietary supplement.