I had to do exactly that in March 2020 (flew Finnair in January 2020).Finnair often has taken more than a month. You may need to lodge a claim if your points & credits seem to have disappeared.
I have found AY IT in some respects to be worse than QF (yes really) but, specifically in relation to QFF SCs and points, my experience has been that they do post eventually after 3-4 weeks without having to chase up. BA has been generally quicker. Must qualify that advice by conceding it is mostly based on pre-pandemic flights. There is plenty of evidence, though, that AY’s IT continues to be dreadful (refer relevant current threads on FT) so crediting to OW partner FFPs may actually have deteriorated further.Currently sitting at two weeks for me, nothing credited. My Qantas number was linked to the booking and on both boarding passes. Thank you.
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The online claim should catch the missing ones fairly quickly.I Knew this would be the case. My BA flight. Taken three weeks ago Has not posted yet, yet two flights taken after posted within four to five days.
I switched over to BAEC at end of last year and all of my QF flights so far have required me to chase it up with BA as 3-4 weeks later they still hadn’t credited. After submitting requests they were usually credited 1-2 days later. I don’t know who is to blame. Haven’t flown with any other OW airlines to compare yetMy fiance is waiting for 5 different JAL flights over the past 4 weeks to credit. As recently as March 2020 JL was posting batches every second Tuesday.
With the number of partners that aren't crediting correctly you've got to wonder whether the issue is on QF's end.