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I believe the equivalent to QFF Silver is Finnair Plus Silver (which is also OW Ruby). I think the Oneworld website is incorrect when it lists 'Finnair Plus' as a tier - it's missing the 'Silver'. The base (ie. QFF Bronze equivalent) status tier is Basic, as shown in that drop-down list.

It's most definitely a group created by Qantas. Facebook lists the group administrator, and it's definitely the real, verified Qantas Facebook page. I don't think Qantas have an issue with people finding good deals to acquire points from third parties. After all, they're being paid for them.

This is good timing - will be there tomorrow. Looking forward to seeing what it's like.

It's also not possible to re-qualify without the required status credits. This offer is a solution for those who haven't met the normal criteria, and I'd have thought it was up to QFF to determine the criteria for it. They're hardly going to offer it to someone, and then if taken, refuse the...

On the page for the lounge passes, it has this notice: This suggests there is some kind of issue with using a pass for this lounge in Perth. As far as using for EK flights, the important detail is booking on the QF flight number, it doesn't matter who sells you the ticket (QF will happily sell...

How sure are you of this? My understanding is the operating carrier pays the lounge operator. But without being privy to the OW agreement, who knows...

Maybe I haven't looked for a while, but has anyone else noticed a new seat selection page in MMB? It seems to be a bit broken for a domestic 787 flight I have coming up. See the attached image... The little dots are selectable, with light grey for unavailable, grey for available and green for...

I've had them post for a domestic flight while I'm in the lounge - so the boarding pass has never even been scanned. It appears to not be tied to actually boarding a flight any longer, just being checked by the appropriate time.

It just started working for me too (but wasn't when you posted)

Trust me, it's not a DNS issue, an NBN issue, a firewall issue, or an Antivirus issue. Unless you want to have Aussie Broadband assign you a new IP, we all just have to wait for them to sort it out. To save more posts suggesting these as issues: DNS - I can ping from one Linux machines on one...

I notice it's now routing via telstra and comcast, but it looks like it's still not working. Perhaps it's being actively worked on though. What we can't see, and which is probably the issue, is the routing in the reverse direction. I could pass along a couple of relevant IPs to do a traceroute...

The issue is that packets aren't making it from the ISP to the AFF server and back. I've checked from two connections and the name resolves to the same IP on both but this IP is only reachable from one. My guess is there's something funny going on with this IP range of the ISP's routing...

I have the same issue, and am with the same ISP. Interestingly from another service on the same ISP in the same state it works ok, so I suspect it's a particular IP range whose routing isn't working. I'm going to raise a support ticket with ABB.

If you're referring to the 0 that shouldn't be there, I just tried on my account, it had the additional 0 there, but I got the SMS straight away. So that's not necessarily the issue.

Of course if Qantas said they would email the e-ticket within 30 minutes, and didn't, then whose fault is that? Sounds like Qantas didn't hold up their end of the bargain, even if it should have rang alarm bells for the OP if read carefully.

I've been waiting on a claim from an I2 from flight from September. The last time I rang them up to hassle them they said they can see the claim in the system and I just need to wait (that was after about 3 months). It's been over 6 months... guess I should call again.

That's the credit for it at the top of the screenshot isn't it? I had the same thing happen - no sign of my points after 4 days, put in a claim, 2 days later I got the credit and the error you got. It's a bit strange, but at least I got the credit. The error's date is the date I put the points...

So here's a thought.... SC seem to now frequently post before a flight has left the gate, and in one case I've seen them post before boarding has started. So...what happens if you check-in but don't actually board the flight?

How long before the flight did you do this, and did it indeed stick all the way through to getting a boarding pass? In my experience it's possible to select the seats on the MH site, but not pay. The seats will be allocated to you, but after a few days they disappear. It would be great if...

As a consumer, is that my concern?