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Discussion in 'Qantas Frequent Flyer Program' started by blu, Nov 5, 2004.

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  1. blu

    blu Active Member

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    #1 blu, Nov 5, 2004
    Is it possible to cash upgrade to WT+ for one sector only (one way) when flying BA on QF ticket (ie: the Hong Kong to HTL sector). Flight Centre tells me no.
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  2. thadocta

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    #2 thadocta, Nov 5, 2004
    Using QF points, no. You can only upgrade on flights with both QF metal and a QF flight number.

    Using BA points, not too sure.

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  3. NM

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    #3 NM, Nov 5, 2004
    QF do not sell WT+ as a codeshare. You can only buy a QF codeshare ticket in WT, CW or F. Until recently, you could not buy QF in J on BA since their J products were quite different until QF installed the skybeds.

    BA used to allow on-board upgrades by paying some large number of pounds. I am not sure if they will permit that with a QF codeshare ticket. However, if they still do on-board paid upgrades, I can't see why they would be concerned if you were on QF or BA ticket.

    So the question is whether BA still do on-board paid upgrades?
     
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    #4 NM, Nov 5, 2004
    Just checked BA's web site and this is what they say about paid upgrades:
    Since you have purchased a QF ticket and QF do not offer WT+, the only paid upgrade option will be from WT to CW and that is going to cost a lot of money.
     
  5. willyroo

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    #5 willyroo, Nov 7, 2004
    There is the onboard upgrade, which you ask the CSD when you board.

    IIRC it's $500 per sector - a sector being SYD-SIN or LHR-BKK.

    If you wish to upgrade prior to boarding, you'll need an elegible economy fare - and that certainly isn't one of the cheaper ones. I think it has to be M class or above.
     
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