The text suggests otherwise?
Running smoothly
The outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 had major consequences for KLM’s European network and flights to the Dutch colonies in what is now Indonesia. But it had less impact on KLM’s West-Indian Operation, which was running smoothly. The day after war broke out in Europe, on 3 September 1939, KLM launched a new scheduled service between Curacao and Paramaribo (Suriname) via Trinidad.
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Who knows. There’s multiple reputable websites stating these services started later - and Qantas is still making the claim. Then there’s the argument that KLM no longer exists because it was sucked up into the AF corporate entity. I don’t think KLM has ever challenged Qantas directly for the title, so I’m guessing there must be some truth in it.
I don’t think KLM has ever challenged Qantas directly for the title,
Will the QFF SC calculator work out the total SCs?All right, I played around with various combinations of departure points to the 56 destinations factoring in no Lord Howe and new Bendigo
With sales fares one way is about $11,500. Of course doing them as return trips that’s $23,000.
Some adjustments as in one way or shorter trips. Princely sum of $21,000
Will the QFF SC calculator work out the total SCs?
Easily. Just change the claim from "Qantas" to "Qantas Group".
Jetstar and QantasLink were not grounded.
JetConnect operated flights on behalf of QF, under the QF code and livery throughout the shutdown as well.QantasLink were flying under the QF code with planes in QF livery (despite the "Link" at the end of Qantas in a different colour), so technically it still counts as "Qantas" (if people were to ignore the "Link" at the end).
I don't. We'd all end up paying for it!I think Qantas should celebrate this event by painting all its planes with the Retroroo livery.
I tell everyone I'm most definitely NOT classy, so ... does that mean I actually am?To paraphrase an old line, if you need to say you're classy, you're not.
Happy 99th Birthday... with a Hundred Hour Sale! Will we all each receive 100 status credits next year to celebrate your Centenary?