Beyond @RealtimeY’s suggestion, a return flight point to point anywhere on the east coast would be enough. e.g. SYD>MEL return in Y will be 20SC.Recently just started working on increasing qantas status credits and am 20 away from Gold. I have until May 31 to get this. What is the best/cheapest way of doing so?
Where are you located?Recently just started working on increasing qantas status credits and am 20 away from Gold. I have until May 31 to get this. What is the best/cheapest way of doing so?
Closest airport is CanberraWhere are you located?
Closest airport?
As well as QF look at JQ with bundle.
That would be what is known as 'married segments'.Hi, I was searching for classic reward availability on AY flights and found something really strange. Departing Jan 21 from HKG to ARN via HEL there was 3 business reward availability, but when I searched the second leg separately, which was HEL to ARN on Jan 22, there were only 2 business reward availability. How is it that an extra business classic reward seat just appears on AY 801 when I am booking from HKG with a HEL stopover.
I checked on BA website and there was the exact same issue.
Thanks, so I currrently have hkg to Hel booked for 3 pax in business and I want to change to hkg to arn, as I have just realised they are the same rewards price. However, none of the qantas agents (I’m only silver with qf) I have called were able to do so, and kept saying they had no availability. I presume the issue is that I already have hkg to Hel booked, so when they search for hkg to arn availability, they are not able to find any reward seats on hkg to Hel, and thus are not able to change my flight to the hkg to arn married segment flight.That would be what is known as 'married segments'.
I.e. the airline is only willing to sell an award ticket on the two connecting flights, instead of separately. A way of controlling inventory. This will protect the route for someone who needs to connect. I would guess there is enough demand for pax to go HKG-x-ARN for that protection to be warranted.
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Not sure. You could try asking if they can cancel the booking and rebook on the same phone call. Assuming you get the points straight back in your account.Thanks, so I currrently have hkg to Hel booked for 3 pax in business and I want to change to hkg to arn, as I have just realised they are the same rewards price. However, none of the qantas agents (I’m only bronze with qf) I have called were able to do so, and kept saying they had no availability. I presume the issue is that I already have hkg to Hel booked, so when they search for hkg to arn availability, they are not able to find any reward seats on hkg to Hel, and thus are not able to change my flight to the hkg to arn married segment flight.
I am considering cancelling and rebooking, will that work, or are there any other methods to get around this, maybe a Hobart phone agent?
Well I currently have hkg to Hel booked, on dec 31, so I can’t change my booking to add a Hel to Arn leg also because I’ve already booked all three hkg to Hel rewards.Not sure. You could try asking if they can cancel the booking and rebook on the same phone call. Assuming you get the points straight back in your account.
Alternatively, do you have enough points to book the new flights before the old flights are cancelled?
QF policy says yes but getting an agent to do it is another thing - have tried twice in the last couple of years and both “can’t be done” but that was connecting to AA where the benefit was minimal anyway.Gonna ask here for a friend:
Will bags get tagged through?
QF policy says yes, but that "may not be supported by all Oneworld airlines" is questionable, espc for BA.
- QF rewards flight from MEL-LHR
- BA revenue flight booked on BA.com from LHR-FCO
The booking system for credit vouchers does not always show the same fares you would see advertised when making a new booking through the usual method.I had a flight ZQN to MEL and had to cancel and it went through to a travel bank in NZ$.
I soon worked out that it would only be able to be used from NZ.
No worries.
I needed to rebook for November.
J saver flights from ZQN-MEL were $831, but when I went to use my travel bank, the J saver flights were showing $1431, which is the price of the J flex fare even though it was saying Business Saver.
What the?
Correct - it’s much the same as with gift voucher redemption, on certain routes and at certain times. Sale fares aplenty on the main search, but nothing except saver and flex on the redemption path.The booking system for credit vouchers does not always show the same fares you would see advertised when making a new booking through the usual method.
You have to call QF, explain you cannot book the advertised fare and have them book it for you. They should waive the assisted booking fee. Be aware that not all operators understand how to do these type of credit voucher bookings (I've had problems with South Africa and Fiji call centers). If you manage to get through to Hobart they are the best option (at least in my experience).
Not even AKL and even some new members at HBA knows how to properly do multi -city bookings. Took an hour last time for me as they had to get their supervisors to show them how its done.The booking system for credit vouchers does not always show the same fares you would see advertised when making a new booking through the usual method.
You have to call QF, explain you cannot book the advertised fare and have them book it for you. They should waive the assisted booking fee. Be aware that not all operators understand how to do these type of credit voucher bookings (I've had problems with South Africa and Fiji call centers). If you manage to get through to Hobart they are the best option (at least in my experience).
Jetstar is definitely not in the Oneworld sphere. A low cost point to point carrier, that happens to be owned by the Qantas Group. The Qantas operating airline also happens to be owned by the Qantas Group.<snip>
I have two related questions about a proposed redemption for an itinerary that would look like this: Brisbane to Bangkok (Jetstar) - Bangkok to Muscat (Oman Air) - Muscat to Rome. The Bangkok flight would land at 8pm and the leg to Muscat would depart at 9am the next day (a 13 hour layover).
1. If I'm on an onward ticket booked via Qantas within the OneWorld sphere, would my checked baggage automatically get transferred from Jetstar to Oman Air for the next segment, or would I need to collect it in Bangkok, and then check in separately with Oman Air? (similar to question above) Indeed, could I check in and get my tickets for the Oman Air flight via Jetstar initially?
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- Connecting international Jetstar flights and flights with our partner airlines (see list below), where both international flights were purchased on the same booking
- Domestic flights in Japan connecting to international flights operated by American Airlines, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines and Qantas, where both flights were purchased on the same booking
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Passes are currently not accepted during the reno.I have 2 domestic lounge passes I received from another member. I can see them in my Qantas account, but when I try to link them to our Qantas flights from Adelaide to Sydney tomorrow, still more than 24 hours away, they show as not available. They are
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Any help as to what I'm doing wrong would be appreciated. Am I missing a step?
Thanks