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Doesn’t seem to explicitly mention CR only available between Oz and NOU? (irrespective of actual code)?
True but the QF agreements only cover flights between Aus and NOU meaning all other SB services aren’t eligible.

Curious from that table that you don’t earn FF points on an SB code (I had assumed that they were a regular earn partner).
That is correct, same applies for Air Tahiti Nui.
 
True but the QF agreements only cover flights between Aus and NOU meaning all other SB services aren’t eligible.
Not disputing, just curious where it’s documented? The AF/KLM arrangements are pretty broad now (eg KL SCL-EZE is readily available), so kind of strange it couldn’t be extended.
 
Batik is suspending TPE-KIX:
 
CA = CDG + ALG
 
BA to introduce a SIN-KUL-SIN tag from April 2025.
Presumably in lieu of direct flights that were announced and then canned?

Curious which aircraft will operate given currently the A380 from LHR turns around and the 787 flies thru to SYD. Is there a 3rd (or 4th) LON-SIN BA flight?
 
Current schedule per Google Flights.

BA11 LHR-SIN 1855 - 1555+1 Daily 388
BA15 LHR-SIN 2110 - 1825+1 Daily 77W

BA15 SIN-SYD 2005 - 0655+1 Daily 77W
BA16 SYD-SIN 1620 - 2125 Daily 77W

BA16 SIN-LHR 2305 0525+1 Daily 77W
BA12 SIN-LHR 2315 0540+1 Daily 388

So the 380 sits for 7hrs at SIN, definitely enough for a turn, though you could swap things around.
Nothing yet loaded in BAs booking system for June 2025.

Quite a few QF flights arrive in the 1600-1700 bank, so some possible QF connections if BA pushed the flight a little later or had extended ground time.
 
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Possibly article was wrong . Another post on airliners suggests BA may be flying direct.

BA33 LHR-KUL 2110 1700+1
BA34 KUL-LHR 2310 0525+1
 
In late 2019 I flew Port Vila to Brisbane on Nauru Airlines albeit on a Air Vanuatu codeshare ticketed by Qantas. Is this route still a thing?
 

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