MEL_Traveller
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agree dec540... most airlines recognise the 'paid F but had to fly J' by having connecting rules and inbound flight rules that say if you are connecting same day, or by 6am the next morning, or connecting long haul to short haul (etc etc) you will be entitled to the privileges of the highest class paid.
The stopover is where it differs between SQ and other airlines. I'm not suggesting SQ is wrong to offer this benefit, just that it is generous compared to other airlines (and nothing wrong with that).
I'm pretty sure arriving qantas first class and connecting to business class three days later to New Zealand doesn't get me the F class lounge in sydney or Melbourne. I'm relegated to the business class lounge, even though I might have paid the higher F class redemption.
The stopover is where it differs between SQ and other airlines. I'm not suggesting SQ is wrong to offer this benefit, just that it is generous compared to other airlines (and nothing wrong with that).
I'm pretty sure arriving qantas first class and connecting to business class three days later to New Zealand doesn't get me the F class lounge in sydney or Melbourne. I'm relegated to the business class lounge, even though I might have paid the higher F class redemption.