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I suspect this isn't about crowding in the lounges, it's more about reigning in a small number of users who are using it excessively and costing a heap.

Good to know that it's pretty much instant. Thanks everyone.

Has anyone got any experience to share on how fast a points transfer to QFF occurs? I had a bit of search without any luck and was wondering what people's experiences are? I'm just doing some planning and might need to quickly move some points over to snag an award seat.

QR isn't going to get involved in that sort of micromanagement, it certainly hasn't with the other airlines it has a stake in, like BA for example, which even has a whole section on their website dedicated to LGBTQ+ holidays...

And Shop Small, really disappointing events at the moment. I reckon Fashion Night Out won't be good either.

Sounds like it's a non-issue then and you won't have to worry about it once it's rolled out in Australia in the same way you haven't had to worry about it in Europe or the USA, even though they've been doing it for years.

What do you do when you travel in the US or Europe? Or is that something you're simply not able to do?

Yeah, I had the same experience coming off QF11 on August 16th. Asked where the MPC queue was and was told, "We don't do that here" and got sent to the normal line.

That seems odd to me, I've purchased extras (though not specifically bags) online in AUD with United a few times and never had any issues. You could try giving the call centre a ring and see if they can help, I've found them to be (surprisingly) very good.

I think the response comes more from how QF handled the legal side of it. Most people (myself included) were expecting their defence to be some variation of, "We didn't do it. There may have been an occasional admin error, but it wasn't systematic or deliberate". Instead, the defence was, "We...

National carrier, the national carrier, our national carrier, flag carrier, something something something, national carrier. Did I miss anything?

5. Rebrand as Aeroflot Australia.

That's highly questionable. 1719633217 That's simply false.

The USA doesn't have a so-called 'national carrier'. Doesn't seem to have done them any harm.

You've said it a fifth time! The spirit of Vanessa Hudson appears behind you dangling the bloody Chairman's Lounge membership of a federal politician. 😱

You forgot the fine print: * National carrier promotional offer is not available nationally. Offer void in Tasmania and the ACT. Offer limited in South Australia and the Northern Territory. See Jetstar website for further details.

A few of the *A airlines have stopped doing physical cards some time ago. I've got status with Asiana and haven't gotten a card in years. Haven't had any issues with not having it either.

I got the same. Oh well, mistakes happen and this seems like a pretty trivial one.

So, when I'm flying SYD-CBR or vv. I always get an email prior to each flight telling me that it'll be operated by Link. I'm flying CBR-SYD on Friday and today I got this email instead: So I'll be curious to see what the experience is like, assuming the email is correct. Looking at the booking...

I feel like I've stepped into a parallel universe where people on AFF are bemoaning lower airfares and devastated that increased competition will mean they can afford to fly more.