Yep always a good move avoiding JQChanged my flight. Too much uncertainty
Yep always a good move avoiding JQChanged my flight. Too much uncertainty
So I wonder if QF staff will effectively staff the EK lounge until it's normal opening time.This time of year the Emirates lounge opens around 5pm giving an unrushed hour for those on the Qantas 7pm Sydney flight and more time for Melbourne PAX on the nights when the 8pm flight operates.
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Or, an AFF-do held in your honour. Or, at least a toast at the next Auckland one.If I was the last AFFer through, do I get a plaque or a something?![]()
Do-it-yourself Affogato with Hokey Pokey.
Hints of crème brûlée with a little bitterness form the espresso. Delicious.
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Confirming it was closed yesterday, I ended up in the very nice and spacious Emirates LoungeAnyone been since Sunday?
If I was the last AFFer through, do I get a plaque or a trophy or something?![]()
Both airlines have agreements with the Strata lounge AFAIKI'd also be interested to know where MH and LA passengers who are normally eligible for lounge access are being sent now?
Maybe not in the last 20 years.That might well be the best thing anyone's ever eaten in that lounge! Looks delicious![]()
It was delicious.That might well be the best thing anyone's ever eaten in that lounge! Looks delicious![]()
Missed your Master Chef calling and the “Invention test”!It was delicious.
The honeycomb added extra texture and sweetness to a standard affogato.
I wonder if I can extract a consulting fee and get “The Captain’s Affogato” added to the F Lounge menus?![]()
Yes, QFF Gold members can access the EK lounge and I made use of it back when I was in SYD. However, it's my understanding that there are limitations on when such a lounge can be used in conjunction with QF/EK flights. For instance, if you are on QF3 to JFK then you wouldn't have access since the EK/QF agreement excludes flights to the Americas, at least on paper. Whether that changes due to the reality of the QF Club being closed at AKL remains to be seen.Officially, Qantas Gold frequent flyers are being re-accommodated in the Strata Lounge. But aren't Gold frequent flyers eligible to access the Emirates Lounge anyway if it's open?
With the QF lounge being closed I’d say EK would want to limit capacity in their lounge so I’d imagine that QFF Golds will be denied entry to the EK lounge temporarily.Yes, QFF Gold members can access the EK lounge and I made use of it back when I was in SYD. However, it's my understanding that there are limitations on when such a lounge can be used in conjunction with QF/EK flights. For instance, if you are on QF3 to JFK then you wouldn't have access since the EK/QF agreement excludes flights to the Americas, at least on paper. Whether that changes due to the reality of the QF Club being closed at AKL remains to be seen.
-RooFlyer88
Officially, Qantas Gold frequent flyers are being re-accommodated in the Strata Lounge. But aren't Gold frequent flyers eligible to access the Emirates Lounge anyway if it's open?
I guess it's possible Qantas might have some sort of special arrangement in place to prevent Gold frequent flyers using the Emirates lounge at the times when Emirates is effectively just keeping it open outside its normal operating hours for QF customers. But I'd be interested to know if any QFF Gold members have tried to access the EK lounge during the construction period.
I'd also be interested to know where MH and LA passengers who are normally eligible for lounge access are being sent now?