I did. Still says 2 and I can select seats for 2 people on the JAL site too.First I'ld check the number of pax on the e-ticket!
I did. Still says 2 and I can select seats for 2 people on the JAL site too.First I'ld check the number of pax on the e-ticket!
I saw some yesterday looking at dummy J bookings SYD-LON (Ret). I was looking at couple of random days in Apr/May and saw good connecting options through HND on the return.Is anyone else finding that reward JAL flights are just not available FROM Tokyo to Sydney any time?
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I saw some yesterday looking at dummy J bookings SYD-LON (Ret). I was looking at couple of random days in Apr/May and saw good connecting options through HND on the return
Rather than looking for just HND - SYD, try looking for a combination of flights using the multi city search option, such as LHR - HND - SYD orIs anyone else finding that reward JAL flights are just not available FROM Tokyo to Sydney any time?
I can see HND-SYD J awards on AA.com.Could also be married segments - that JL isn't willing to give up an award seat Japan-Australia, but is willing to make one available from Europe.
Your comment got me thinking about the definition of "married segments". I was under the impression that married segments worked in essentially the opposite way to what you suggest and are disadvantageous because some airlines show availability for flights through their home city if you search for them separately but will block a combination of inbound and outbound flights (with the same carrier) if you try to book them as a transit. The only work-around being to have a stopover rather than a transit. Examples are some CX combinations through HKG or QR combos through DOH. Notably, it's the operating airline which blocks the married segments rather than the partner airline you're booking the award through.Could also be married segments - that JL isn't willing to give up an award seat Japan-Australia, but is willing to make one available from Europe.
Your comment got me thinking about the definition of "married segments". I was under the impression that married segments worked in essentially the opposite way to what you suggest and are disadvantageous because some airlines show availability for flights through their home city if you search for them separately but will block a combination of inbound and outbound flights (with the same carrier) if you try to book them as a transit. The only work-around being to have a stopover rather than a transit. Examples are some CX combinations through HKG or QR combos through DOH. Notably, it's the operating airline which blocks the married segments rather than the partner airline you're booking the award through.
In the case under discussion of HND - SYD flights it seems that QF only shows JL award availability for that sector if you search for it in combination with an HND inbound flight as well.
Maybe someone can clarify this conundrum or maybe "married segments" should be redefined as "divorced segmants".![]()
2. Just testing some flights on the Qantas website with the vain hope of finding first class availability and I find that when I first do the search it finds seats but then I have to flip the switch to classic rewards and they are not there any more. Again any ideas why?
I guess that covers it as there were full and flex on the first screen, thanks. Shame.Presumably no P bucket availability.
QF F has three First buckets: F, (full First) A (discounted First - as used in AONEx) and P (awards and upgrades).
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If you’re logged in to your QFF account and search flexible dates it should indicate if there are classic rewards options with with the white and red reward symbol. Although, it can be misleading, especially the junk options that show long haul sectors in whY but a short sector in F/J etc….I guess that covers it as there were full and flex on the first screen, thanks. Shame.
A couple of questions for you.
1. I have this thread watched but I don't get notified of new posts any more. Tried unwatching and redoing it but difference. Any ideas?
2. Just testing some flights on the Qantas website with the vain hope of finding first class availability and I find that when I first do the search it finds seats but then I have to flip the switch to classic rewards and they are not there any more. Again any ideas why?
Thanks
Is an itinerary considered ticketed once we receive the itinerary via email?
If so, how long is it reasonable to wait before calling back for an OWA made over the phone? I van see the bookings in the app, pick the seats, but no email after 30h, granted it's the week end.
It is ticketed once you have a ticket number.
If your itinerary only involves QF flights this doesn't really matter because any mistakes QF can fix themselves by turning paid seats into award seats. If there are partner airlines involved QF can't always fix problems, and the ticket number is key.
A ticket number can exist in the booking and can often be checked through the manage booking function.
I ended up calling back. The ticket was not issued as reward bookings with QR (and apparently Emirates too) involve an extra step that the agent forget to follow yesterday. If I understood correctly, they need to confirm directly with the airline.
All sorted out now.
I ended up calling back. The ticket was not issued as reward bookings with QR (and apparently Emirates too) involve an extra step that the agent forget to follow yesterday. If I understood correctly, they need to confirm directly with the airline.
All sorted out now.