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Yes. Of course. You have just nailed the major beef for me I realise. I can't apply for points upgrades direct out of Adelaide.
Exactly my sentiments
Yes. Of course. You have just nailed the major beef for me I realise. I can't apply for points upgrades direct out of Adelaide.
Or. If you think it's busy now, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Exactly my sentiments
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Looks good.I've done some 'back of an envelope' kind of stuff using Excel, presuming all J/F pax per a/c type, and 20% of Y+/Y pax are eligible to visit the lounge. All are worst case scenario / full load. In the model, the PAX on all flights start trickling into the lounge up to 4 hours prior departure, with the majority turning up in the period 2 to 1.5 hours prior their departure time, followed by the usual stragglers and duty free shoppers. All depart during the 30 mins prior to boarding.
- Other OW eligible pax in the lounge or stopping by (flights during this time from AY, BA, CX, JL & MH, though not all T1)
Looks good.
Here are the other oneworld SIN flights based on the current timetable.
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So that's another 12 oneworld flights where some pax may head to QF/BA and 4 (AY, BA) that will.
Should also add the 3K flights where some smaller % of pax may have access, probably more than the other oneworld airlines, and 3K does have 18 aircraft based out of Singapore
There are 12 3K flights that depart (at 1545, 1645, 1705, 1755, 1800, 1915, 1930, 1935, 1935, 1950, 2000 and 2030) while the QF lounge is open, while allowing for a reasonable amount of time in a lounge before boarding would be called. 180 Y seats on the above flights. I assume 10-15% would have lounge access via status.I might do a bit of an update tomorrow...
There are 12 3K flights that depart (at 1545, 1645, 1705, 1755, 1800, 1915, 1930, 1935, 1935, 1950, 2000 and 2030) while the QF lounge is open, while allowing for a reasonable amount of time in a lounge before boarding would be called. 180 Y seats on the above flights. I assume 10-15% would have lounge access via status.
There is also JQ8 departing to MEL at 2100.
Yep JQ/3K out of T1.Are they all T1? I've never flown 3K or JQ out of SIN
Qantas will exit Emirates' Dubai hub and instead reopen one daily Singapore-London flight supplementing a planned Perth-London nonstop. This will give Qantas better feed from Australia to London, continue to grow its Asian hub, and give passengers more choice: other airlines and partnerships focus on one hub, but Qantas and Emirates will be able to offer European travel via Dubai, Perth and Singapore. That also increases traffic and revenues in the JV, which flows back to Qantas under a revenue sharing deal that has been recalculated, surely in Qantas' favour.
. I assume 10-15% would have lounge access via status.
There is also JQ8 departing to MEL at 2100.
I'd think the % would be lower on 3K flights. It's only QF status, not OW status and lots of local/tourist traffic on 3K from what I've seen
LAX has a QF FLounge and that airport has less First Class passengers departing on QF metal than SIN will. They should do one in SIN, but I doubt they will change their mind and do it.
Some info on the lounge situation in SIN on the AusBT website:
"Australian Business Traveller understands that passengers booked into first class on the Qantas superjumbos which will fly to Sydney and Melbourne from March 2018 will receive the same perks as Platinum One frequent flyers (and Chairman's Lounge members), which amounts to
- real champagne (usually Veuve Clicquot)
- priority access to showers
- shirt pressing, and
- shoe shine service"
And:
" a Qantas spokesperson confirmed to Australian Business Traveller that "at this stage there are no plans to build a First Lounge in Singapore.""We have an award-winning lounge in Singapore that our customers love," the spokesperson said. "It has been designed with future growth in mind and will be able to support the extra customers using the space as a result of the network change."
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I have no doubt QP members love the lounge, but F pax (or WPs and above for that matter)??
The LAX First lounge is operated by QF, but is actually a oneworld First lounge, serving QF, BA, CX, QR, JL, LA.
Ha, Qantas is kidding re people loving that lounge.