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Sorry, while I hope you get into the F lounge, if you don't, I think getting upset and angry about it is unreasonable in this situation.

Evening, I booked a J sale fare over to Auckland as part of the DSC promo and now want to move the flights forward a couple of weeks. I was hoping just to change the flights online, but it isn't providing me that option (and I hope to avoid ringing QF), but I can cancel it to a flight credit...

And if all things remained the same, I would agree with you. But things won't stay the same, as bigger markets will have direct flights and a portion of passengers using the PER flights are coming from the east coast. This may have impacts on loadings which may impact on your other points. QF...

It could very well happen as they announced. But airlines plans change all the time and we don't know the impact on Perth yields and return on investment once SYD/MEL go direct to LHR

Sorry that happened. Hope your SQ J flight is amazing.

Award availability shouldn't be an issue if it's a QF change and generally their commerical policies are in line with that.

It isn't an alternative if SYD-ICN was part of your Oneworld award. I don't recall another time when QF has pulled out of a market and they haven't offered other alternatives (other than Jetstar or leave it).

I gather, presumably, Qantas actually has the data to know where they make the most money with their assets. Did he use data to select Dubai originally? I go back to my earlier point. Qantas is pretty much profit driven. They ain't dropping Dubai to go back to Singapore to make less money...

Though QF started flying there while he was CEO. I would assume 5 years of data helps in decision making...

I mean given QF likes making money... Logic implies they compared how Dubai was going and works for them verse how Singapore does.

I suspect QF routes QF1/2 via Singapore because it's a good stop over for its London flight. Not because it's intended to be a hub for a partner or SE Europe flights.

QF30 - Hong Kong to Melbourne - October 2024 Was feeling fairly full after eating in the lounges...so went the lighter options of Tomato Soup and Grouper. Soup was nice and while I enjoyed the sauce on the fish, the fish was somewhat hampered by it's species (yeah, my fault for ordering it)...

QF9 PER-LHR This was the first flight on the route after the recent route suspension. Went the Buffalo Mozzarella for starter - which I enjoyed. Seared Snapper for main - which I also largely enjoyed, but didn't like the flavour of the scallops. While it is seafood, I'm not sure if it...

QF775 - Melbourne to Perth - 2:25pm departure Options were Poached Chicken Salad, Thai Curry (Possibly with Prawns) and Beef Brisket with Mac n Cheese. Went the brisket which was perfectly fine. Side salad was good and the bread was it's usual consistent self. Crew were good.

If you are looking to use your lounge passes, you must be on a Qantas or Jetstar code. If you are flying a round the world ticket, in economy, if one of your flights is with Qantas, you can use a lounge pass before that flight, assuming Qantas operates its own lounge from the departure port...

QF1864 - BNE to TSV - 12:00pm service on E190 Chicken thigh (below) or Smoked salmon salad were the options. Went the chicken. Overall fine. Chicken not dry and sauce was fine. My low expectations of the Broccoli weren't met.

Every airline releases seats at different times, which is even worse in post covid world... If you wait til Asia to Australia options are open, you run the risk of their being less or no Europe to Asia options when you want them. If you go the JAL route, I'd suggest the JAL product to Sydney is...

Using the multi-city tool may help.

It can be painful.

You can add flights to the booking later or book a seperate leg. Even if Qantas was releasing seats regularly, it may be too early for them anyway. Options may open up later - Manila, Jakarta, Seoul and Hong Kong are generally ok options. BA and EK from Singapore.