Alanslegal
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Yes it does!.
Looks like we have come full circle on the discussion.
And to answer your post topic, you sure can can retain Platinum status without EVER stepping on board a Qantas plane


Yes it does!.
Looks like we have come full circle on the discussion.
Yes it does!.
Looks like we have come full circle on the discussion.
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Them the rules. I will take a flight for you as a charitable gesture
Thank you appreciate the gesture. I will be flying to SYD-CBR return during my only day in Oz next month as a segment run. I feel that going to such lengths to retain WP is probably an unhealthy dependence.![]()
That is nothing compared to some of the stories.Thank you appreciate the gesture. I will be flying to SYD-CBR return during my only day in Oz next month as a segment run. I feel that going to such lengths to retain WP is probably an unhealthy dependence.![]()
And to answer your post topic, you sure can can retain Platinum status without EVER stepping on board a Qantas plane:shock:
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I would hazard a guess that it would be 4 sectors on eligible JQ/3K flights.How does this work, I thought QF were very strict on this...![]()
I would hazard a guess that it would be 4 sectors on eligible JQ/3K flights.![]()
Not that anyone here would suggest breaking the law.......
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Ha! I like the way you think. Not a bad option I suppose. Thanks
Probably not the most extreme thing people here might have done to attain/retain their status. :mrgreen:
Only a contractual breach - not a law broken.
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Thank you appreciate the gesture. I will be flying to SYD-CBR return during my only day in Oz next month as a segment run. I feel that going to such lengths to retain WP is probably an unhealthy dependence.![]()
For a start the segment must be "Eligible" and hence earn QFF points/SC's before it can be counted.Is there any experience with JQ / 3K Jetsaver fares being counted as one of the 4 sectors?
A recent 3K flight I did came through on my activity statement without points showing (must have entered the QFF out of habit).
"Marketing Carrier" in this context means a QF/JQ/3K/VF flight number on the ticket regardless of the operating "metal".20.1.5 The travel required in each Membership Year to attain or retain Silver, Gold or Platinum status level must include a minimum of four Eligible Flight Segments where Qantas, QantasLink or a Jetstar Airline is the Marketing Carrier.
18.1.5 The travel required in each Membership Year to attain or retain Silver, Gold or Platinum status level must include a minimum of four Eligible Flight Segments on Qantas, QantasLink or Jetstar.
Have you tried calling QF?
No I haven't. I probably would have a good shot of retaining WP as I am only 1 segment short. But I have a spare day in sydney so flight to CBR will take the decision away from QF.
I presume that you have been using your WP status on the other OW carriers to access to various facilities. Please remember if you don't fly the 4 segments, not only will you not get WP status again, but you won't be getting any status except NB. So you will lose access to all privileges on the other OW carriers.
As serfty may say there is acecdtotal evidence to suggest that it is a hard landing as you have not really qualified for any status level by not getting the 4 sectors.Is this correct? Is there a hard landing for failing the 4 sector rule? In all other instances there is only a soft landing.
ISTR a report or three on FT of such a hard landing being experienced.As serfty may say there is acecdtotal evidence to suggest that it is a hard landing as you have not really qualified for any status level by not getting the 4 sectors.
Personally I feel the 4 segment rule is too easy. It should more like 10 or 20 segments to attain/retain Platinum.