Article: Qantas Shelves Plans for London First Lounge

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That does kind of make sense.

It’s not like SIN and LAX, that have many flights to Oz. Plus they have the advantage of charging other OW airlines for their F and OWE PAX.
 
"The ongoing discussions about changes at London’s Terminal 3"

Can we rule out that some or all of the four airlines (BA/AA/CX/QF) are not in talks about combining their lounges?

Even if it’s just BA & AA, to match their JFK lounges.
 
"The ongoing discussions about changes at London’s Terminal 3"

Can we rule out that some or all of the four airlines (BA/AA/CX/QF) are not in talks about combining their lounges?

Even if it’s just BA & AA, to match their JFK lounges.
I'd think BA are more interested in T5.
 
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"The ongoing discussions about changes at London’s Terminal 3"

Can we rule out that some or all of the four airlines (BA/AA/CX/QF) are not in talks about combining their lounges?

Even if it’s just BA & AA, to match their JFK lounges.
Speculating here, but my guess is that there won't be any changes for London T3 lounges because the Labor Govt. plan is to close T3 and build a new T5X as part of Heathrow's expansion. So airlines will make do for now and then there might be a combined Oneworld, or partly Oneworld offering in T5X.
 

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