All non-Qantas metal codeshare listing (almost)

[JohnK]

Hi Dajop,
Can you elaborate a bit on these codeshares?

Easy one to answer! Jetstar codeshares. I have seen them pop many times when doing mock bookings from BKK or SIN.

Did I do a good impersonation of Dajop? :mrgreen:

 

[browski]

Easy one to answer! Jetstar codeshares. I have seen them pop many times when doing mock bookings from BKK or SIN.

Did I do a good impersonation of Dajop? :mrgreen:

Thanks John, So...they are non-earning codeshares?

 

[JohnK]

Thanks John, So...they are non-earning codeshares?

Possibly. I have never flown one of these codeshares and have never asked. I wouldn't think QF would include a fully flexible JQ fare on a red e-deal or super saver fare from Singapore.

My guess is they would be treated the same as Australian Airlines. No SC's and no FF points.

 

[Wunala Dreaming]

5600-5999= Jetstar codeshares

Some of the earlier QF 5xx_ flights involve B*ses!

Another piece of useless information

 

[Commuter]

According to some Qantas people I have spoken with, its a US FAA rule. The QF code on USA domestic flights can only be sold in conjunction with QF travel to or from the USA. That also includes selling QF107/108 LAX-JFK-LAX.

However, there are some people who believe the FAA rule should also permit the QF codes to be used in conjunction with any international itinerary and not just QF to/from USA.

AA will be keen to book you onto the AA code because they will then receive a greater proportion of the fare paid for the ticket.

Probably due to air services agreement/xth freedom rule?

 

[StevePER]

Thanks John, So...they are non-earning codeshares?

They earn at the full economy rate for classes YBHKW.

Steve

 

[oz_mark]

What is a 9300 flight number? I was looking at flights from SYD-SIN in November, and here is some of my results:

What's the QF9349 flight?

Sydney to Singapore - Sun 12 Nov 06

From
To
Flight
Duration
Sydney17:00Singapore21:40

QF5 7h 40m
Sydney17:50Singapore22:30

QF31 7h 40m
Sydney17:50Singapore22:30

QF9349 7h 40m
Sydney16:35Singapore21:45 QF319 8h 10m
Sydney11:15Singapore17:45

QF137 9h 30m1 stop

 

[Wunala Dreaming]

9349 = Pseudo flight (most flight numbers 9000-9949 are pseudo flights)

Basically it's a 'fake' flight and is purely there for testing purposes. You'll find these flights scattered across the QF timetable (AKL-CHC, SIN-FRA etc) and they're noted as being operated by the 737-400.

These flights will appear in the timetable, although obviously one is unable to book any of these flights.

It's QF undertaking testing in the public domain....

Rgds

 

[oz_mark]

It's one thing turning up in a timetable, but these turned up as an option to book on the QF website, Wonder what would happen if one actually booked a flight?

 

[Kiwi Flyer]

It's one thing turning up in a timetable, but these turned up as an option to book on the QF website, Wonder what would happen if one actually booked a flight?

Try it and see what happens

 

[JohnK]

Try it and see what happens

A one way mystery flight. :shock:

 

[NM]

A one way mystery flight. :shock:

I want to buy one of those for a certain MIL :evil:.

 

[browski]

Qantas Codeshare flights - updated with the new Jet Airways and Mexicana Code Shares


AirCalin: Sydney/Brisbane-Noumea
Air France: Singapore-Paris
Air Malta: London-Malta
Air Niugini: Port Moresby-Cairns/Sydney/Brisbane
Air Nauru: Syd/Melb/Bne-Norfolk
Air Pacific: Nadi-Syd/BNE/MEL/LAX/Honolulu/Auckland/Christchurch/Wellington Suva-SYD
Air Tahiti Nui: Papeete-Sydney/Auckland/LAX
Air Vanuatu: Sydney/Brisbane-Port Vila
Alaska Airlines: LAX-Vancouver/Calgary/Seattle/Portland
America West Airlines: LAX-Phoenix/Edmonton
Asiana Airlines: Sydney-Seoul
Cathay Pacific: Hong Kong-Rome
China Eastern: Syd/Melb-Shanghai
Eva Airways: Syd-Taipei
Finair: Helsinki-Singapore/Bangkok Singapore-Bangkok
Gulf Air: Bahrain-Singapore/Dubai/Beirut/Athens
Japan Airlines: BNE/SYD-Osaka BNE-Tokyo
Jet Airways Sin-Mumbai/Delhi
LAN Chile: Syd/Auckland-Santiago Syd/Auckland
Mexicana : LAX-Mexico City/Cancun/Guadalajara/San Jose Del Cabo.Also SFO-Mexico City
Polynesian Airlines: Sydney/Auckland/Niue/Tongatapu-Apia Tongatapu-Auckland/Sydney Auckland-Niue
South African Airways: Perth-Johannesburg
Vietnam Airlines - Syd/Melb-Ho Chi Minh City

American Airlines:
LAX-San Diego/Las Vegas/SFO/Toronto/Chicago/Denver/St Louis/Dallas/New York/Washington/Miami/Boston/Honolulu
New York-Montreal/Halifax
Chicago-Honolulu/Ottawa/Montreal/Toronto
Honolulu-SFO/Dallas

British Airways:
London (Intl)-Amsterdam/Berlin/Copenhagen/Dusseldorf/Frankfurt/Geneva/Hamburg/Lyon/Munich/Nice/Oslo/Paris/Stockholm/Vienna/Warsaw
London (Dom)-Manchester/Newcastle/Edinburgh/Glasgow/Aberdeen
Frankfurt-Birmingham/Manchester
Bangkok-Sydney/London
Singapore-Melbourne/London/Sydney

 

[Wunala Dreaming]

Note the "Air Nauru" brand no longer exists. The airline is to be renamed "Our Airline" and will commence services on the 18th September. Note that OzJet (Norfolk Air) operates services to and from Brisbane/Sydney to Norfolk Island. Air Nauru lost the contract some time ago....

Polynesian Airlines is no longer a Qantas Frequent Flyer partner airline and is also no longer a Qantas codeshare partner. The Polynesian Airlines brand still exists, however, the airline only operates services domestically within Samoa and a few regional flights to ports such as Pago Pago and Tongatapu. DJ/Samoan Gov't/Investor airline Polynesian Blue now operates PH's old international services into Australia/NZ.

EVA Airways now only fly Brisbane-Taipei-Brisbane on which Qantas places its flight number. Services to Sydney were suspended indefinitely. IIRC, they're looking at a return in 2008.

British Airways no longer services Melbourne.

Regards

 

[browski]

Qantas Codeshare flights - updated with the new Jet Airways and Mexicana Code Shares AND Wunala Dreaming's latest info:


AirCalin: Sydney/Brisbane-Noumea
Air France: Singapore-Paris
Air Malta: London-Malta
Air Niugini: Port Moresby-Cairns/Sydney/Brisbane
Air Pacific: Nadi-Syd/BNE/MEL/LAX/Honolulu/Auckland/Christchurch/Wellington Suva-SYD
Air Tahiti Nui: Papeete-Sydney/Auckland/LAX
Air Vanuatu: Sydney/Brisbane-Port Vila
Alaska Airlines: LAX-Vancouver/Calgary/Seattle/Portland
America West Airlines: LAX-Phoenix/Edmonton
Asiana Airlines: Sydney-Seoul
Cathay Pacific: Hong Kong-Rome
China Eastern: Syd/Melb-Shanghai
Eva Airways: BNE-Taipei
Finair: Helsinki-Singapore/Bangkok Singapore-Bangkok
Gulf Air: Bahrain-Singapore/Dubai/Beirut/Athens
Japan Airlines: BNE/SYD-Osaka BNE-Tokyo
Jet Airways Sin-Mumbai/Delhi
LAN Chile: Syd/Auckland-Santiago Syd/Auckland
Mexicana : LAX-Mexico City/Cancun/Guadalajara/San Jose Del Cabo.Also SFO-Mexico City
South African Airways: Perth-Johannesburg
Vietnam Airlines - Syd/Melb-Ho Chi Minh City

American Airlines:
LAX-San Diego/Las Vegas/SFO/Toronto/Chicago/Denver/St Louis/Dallas/New York/Washington/Miami/Boston/Honolulu
New York-Montreal/Halifax
Chicago-Honolulu/Ottawa/Montreal/Toronto
Honolulu-SFO/Dallas

British Airways:
London (Intl)-Amsterdam/Berlin/Copenhagen/Dusseldorf/Frankfurt/Geneva/Hamburg/Lyon/Munich/Nice/Oslo/Paris/Stockholm/Vienna/Warsaw
London (Dom)-Manchester/Newcastle/Edinburgh/Glasgow/Aberdeen
Frankfurt-Birmingham/Manchester
Bangkok-Sydney/London
Singapore-London/Sydney