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Hey at least it's only $21 in taxes!

Unlikely since it has to go through the same booking system.

Hopefully they get rid of the silly neckerchief thing.

Makes it sound like you could achieve P1 by upgrading your flights with points. As is usual with "AI" the answer "seems" plausible but is actually wrong/useless.

It's a small room with a few chairs (if you can find one), a coffee machine and a few bottles of wine. As long as your expectations aren't for more than that, go for it.

You can get gold easily enough from a single holiday to Europe in J, I'm sure there'd be lots of kids who picked up gold at the same time as their parents that way.

Qantas will surely go the same way sooner or later. Fortunately Qantas fares are so high that it will probably make earning status easier!

The only way you'd get SCs for each leg is if the flight number changed (or you had a >24hr stopover).

PCV or "perceived commercial value".

You're lucky you like the wine that has bonus points attached. All the big heavy shiraz gets a bit much after a while!

I'd be surprised if that works given gift cards are not usually redeemable for cash.

I thought MCT SYD T3-T1 was 90 minutes?

Seems they have a bit of work to do on it; e.g. on ADL-MEL for the coming month, the calendar shows Classic+ available almost every day but going through to booking and nothing's available at all.

The loyalty bonus means e.g. platinum really requires 1300 SCs rather than 1400 SCs. If chasing status the SCs are definitely the better option. Now that I'm lifetime gold and not flying that much I picked the points for the first time this year (ended my year with ~780 SCs so another 50 would...

Honestly why even bother? No one will check that your name exactly matches the booking.

They were sacrificed in the name of Qantas' profiterolability.

They have to, to make the devaluations of Platinum not seem so bad.

If they're like the Melbourne lounge you can use the Skip app to place your coffee order without queuing.

Easiest way to tell is to try to link it to your flight.

£253 APD for a J class flight to Australia. I guess that's only about the same price as a taxi to Heathrow :oops: