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I was there a few weeks ago and was more than happy with the set up (very comfortable). Plenty of hot and cold food and waiters that came around repeatedly with hot meals (unfortunately I was so crook I had to go downstairs and get a double shot ot pethadine just so I could fly back to Perth...

I agree completely, I am flying to Singapore in a few weeks and taking my wife and have specifically requested the back row of 2 seats. I think they are great because you are guaranteed that it is just the two of you and last time I flew on SIA they started the meal service from the back and...

One disclaimer about the whole Changi experience is that (and I understand that it is an airline thing and not an airport issue) I am in no hurry to visit the F lounge for Malaysia airlines at Changi airport again. Gotta say I was pretty excited about my first visit to an F lounge but just a...

Ahhh, the temptation;)

Let me just say that I love Changi Airport, the efficiency is amazing. Last week I was in Singapore and had a seat on QF 71 back to Perth departing Changi at 1945hrs. The problem was that I also had to fly to KL for a lunch meeting on the same day (side note: the Australian staff working at...

Maybe it is because I am an existing customer but I have had great service from AMEX when if comes to getting cards delivered. Last week I noticed that my current card was getting a little worn so I called AMEX and was told that I would have a replacement card mailed to me within 3-4 days, fair...

I think the Southwest approach is fair and reasonable to all concerned although it is still open to dispute if infrequent travellers are not aware of whether they will require an extra seat or not. I would be a little annoyed if I purchased a spare seat because I thought I might be borderline...

I wonder what muppet came up with this idea and then actually thought that hotel guests would warm to the idea of walking around with one of these ugly things strapped to their wrist for the duration of their stay:confused: Talk about feeling like you have been admitted to an institution or...

I wonder if he has room to park it outside his $10 million beachside house, or his ranch, or his holiday property (all paid for by his followers although he calls them "partners"). Given his $2 million a year salary you would think he could pay for his own J and F tickets:rolleyes:

My secretary does all my travel bookings so I can't comment on the level of, or lack of, service but I know that we have also just given FCm the flick and changed to someone else.

I was surprised as well when the FA led the father and his son into the coughpit (although passengers were still boarding so perhaps that is ok?). Having said that, and without going into anymore detail, it would not have been much of a challenge for someone seated in the first few rows to enter...

I had my first flight in J two weeks ago Perth - Sydney and thanks to the advice on this forum phoned QF to request upper deck seats if possible. I ended up with 11A which was the front row right behind the coughpit!! Service was excellent, plenty of room, food was good, coffee was ordinary but...

I remember years ago when flying overseas there used to be a mad rush as soon as the seat belt light was turned off as people raced for the empty rows. Worked for me once and I managed to spend the next 8 hours sleeping across 4 seats. I think if I tried it now I would slip a disc as soon as I...

Does the 'status' (so to speak) of the company purchasing the ticket have any bearing on the waitlist priority? For example, would employees of a large QF customer have any additional degree of priority (over say NB, SG or WP) if waitlisted for an upgrade, even though they might not have any...

What's the connection with the Citibank Rewards Program:confused:

Nothing for me either. I have the standard gold credit card that Amex flog off to members of professional associations and no bonus offer yet which is a shame because I need to spend $5000 on the card before the end of January.

Nothing too exciting really, QF are sponsoring an event and J tickets are part of the deal for those that are participating. I imagine this would be typical when QF get on board as a major sponsor.

Good point. I will try and get my AA number added to a sponsored J ticket next week and see how I go. Nothing lost if it doesn't work but a nice little bonus if it gets accepted:D

Mate, congratulations to you and your daughter, what a fantastic prize to win!:D :D Just my 2 cents worth but even if the terms and conditions say that you are ineligible to receive FF points because it is part of a competition I would still join QFF on the off chance that you can get them...

I just learnt how to use the search function correctly:oops: and yipee, there are 3 'must do's' around Taihape:p . The NZ Rugby Museum, the Bridge to Nowhere (also known as the main road into Taihape) and the Whanganui National Park. All better now.