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Maybe Skinny (son of Fatty) will still do the apocryphal "Qantas Standard order" I've not ordered it preferring my own. Apparently it's BBQ pork ribs, chicken claypot and some Tsingtao beers. Can't go wrong here I would add in the Kway Teow, any fried bean curd and Sharks fin. Don't know if...

from '10s for me

Whats with the leather shoes?

It does not get a lot better with better metals. Dont discount going via non QF airlines. SQ for example - convert Amex points to KF miles

It's a pass for me Not much depth of technical expertise for an airline that operates only 1 A330 and one A320 in its fleet - and the A330 only arrived 12 months ago. Additionally, if that one A330 ever goes out of service....

SQ 306 Non seafood starter in Y and F/R

I just looked at SQ232 menu for today. The only seafood entree was in F/R and then there were a choice of seafood and non seafood (F/R has a choice of entrees) . The rest of the cabins' entree menu was non seafood

Is SQ inflight Menus seafood centric?. I don't believe so - Less than half of the offerings in my view.

AFF always K👍

Sounds like Fattys is closing 29June 2026 after 100 years Time again to go back to Fattys and say hello and goodbye to Skinny.

Is there such a thing as under insurance in TI Under insurance means that if you insure for property for 80% of its value, the insurer may adjust the payout down even though what's covered is for that 80%.

Like Foxtel

Can be tricky. I would think an ingrown toenail at Manly 2months prior to travel would not /could not be linked to a fainting episode causing a #hip in Croatia But I don't trust insurance companies.

Depends on the wording of the PDS - it all boils down to that. Some PDS refer to "any type of cancer"

Is it one of those small places where you should tidy up your table and hand back the empty bowls on the counter bar?

Assuming FF number is attached to the booking QF Flights: hours to days Partner airline flights: hours to weeks BP: hours to days QF shopping: maybe 1 month

Only for some. For others it's no trigger at all🤣

AKA the cheapest

Presumably because it's deemed to be fixed and no longer an issue (at least if over 12months ago for most TI) but would be captured if ongoing treatment - in this case painkillers, is required?.

Not sure of the question you are asking. But I think if ongoing pain relief is required then it may come under conditions requiring ongoing treatment??