If you’re a regular visitor to Qantas Club lounges, you’ve probably been in this situation. You have just a few minutes in the lounge before your early morning flight starts boarding, and all you want is a cup of coffee… but the queue for the barista is twenty-people deep.
You could head straight for a self-service coffee machine, if there are any available in your lounge. But you don’t need to choose between bland machine coffee or waiting in line!
Instead of queueing for coffee in the Qantas Club or domestic Business Lounges, you can pre-order your coffee on your phone before you even get to the airport using the Skip app.
Simply download the app and place your order for the relevant airport lounge. If you’re already at or close to the airport, the app may even prompt you to place an order with one of the Qantas lounges.
You can also order your coffee by scanning a QR-code while in the lounge.
You can choose the type of coffee you’d like and even specify your preferences. There is no charge for this service, and you’ll be given an estimate of the time that your coffee will be ready.
It’s a popular little trick among AFF members, who write…
Use the Skip app, avoid the queue 🙂
I usually order my coffee as I leave the taxi – and it’s waiting for me when I arrive in the Lounge. What queue?!?
Love the skip app. Uually have a 2hour drive home from BNE – order my coffee to collect while waiting to deplane. Never had an issue.
This service has returned at major domestic airports
Before the pandemic, this coffee pre-ordering service was available at all Qantas Club and Business lounges in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra.
This coffee pre-ordering service was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic. But it is now once again available at all domestic Qantas Club and Business Lounges in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra.
By the way – while I have your attention – please remember to be polite to the baristas and other staff working in the Qantas lounges! This goes without saying, but I’ve seen far too many lounge guests that seem to check in their basic manners along with their luggage when they get to the airport. A simple “please” and “thank you” goes a long way. 🙂
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