QF international to Jet* domestic at Sydney

[sanne]

Arriving into Sydney Int'l with QF and then transferring to Jet* domestic on a different ticket. Could someone please explain the procedure. I presume I go through customs with luggage, then is there a transfer desk for Jet*. Do I catch the shuttle with luggage or can I check in before this.

Is there a Qantas Club in the Jet* terminal?

Thanks for help with this, much appreciated.

 

[markis10]

If our are on a different ticket, you will have to haul yourself and bags across to the domestic via the train.

 

[Jkyn]

There is a QP at terminal 2.


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[sanne]

Thanks for your replies.

 

[onemore]

Or there is a bus just outside arrivals, for a fee,of course. As the ground staff will tell you "there is no connection between qantas and jets tar". We all know different, but.

 

[Aussie_flyer]

It does work the other way though, if arriving at QF domestic you may use the Qantas shuttle to get to international , even if you weren't flying. Just need an arriving boarding pass. It seems a little unfair they don't offer it the other way around doesn't it... especially with an onwards JQ ticket

 

[markis10]

That ad with the lady slapping people with a fish could be used to promote JQ and their Connections to QF quite nicely.

 

[onemore]

That ad with the lady slapping people with a fish could be used to promote JQ and their Connections to QF quite nicely.

So true, whilst I realise it has been mentioned on this forum numerous times about how misterbJoyce cut QF to several routes, including my destination of the sunshine coast I have no choice but to travel with coughstar.
funny enough my ticketing is done from an agent in Singapore with my employer and all my coughstar flights have a Qantas flight designation, but once again we are reminded that there is no affiliation between the two when inquiring at service desks about transfers, etc.

 

[markis10]

JQ and QF, same same but different .

 

[moa999]

Any airline can put a designation i.e. codeshare on a JQ flight - AA, BA and JL have them as well I believe.

Yes QF owns JQ, but it is an independent airline with its own AOC, separate management and limited benefits for QF FF holders (lounge access, points/SCs on some flights).
Is better than being an SQ elite and flying TZ (Scoot, 100% owned) or TR/TT (Tiger Asia/Australia, 33% owned) where you get absolutely nada.. zero.. zilch

 

[markis10]

Any airline can put a designation i.e. codeshare on a JQ flight - AA, BA and JL have them as well I believe

Not quite, even QF has to get permission to code share with the IASC.