booking my first Award Flight

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TheDan

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Hi,
sorry for this rather noob question, but I am about to book my first ever AA award flight (with a QF flight number). I just wanted to make sure, once I have found a seat online and booked/paid I get the seat guaranteed, dont I? Not like upgrade requests where you have to wait until shortly before the flight to get confirmation.
 
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Hi,
sorry for this rather noob question, but I am about to book my first ever AA award flight (with a QF flight number). I just wanted to make sure, once I have found a seat online and booked/paid I get the seat guaranteed, dont I? Not like upgrade requests where you have to wait until shortly before the flight to get confirmation.
If you are booking on an AAward seat on a Qantas flight in P (First) or U (Business) then you are indeed booked in that class.

After that you have basically the same rights as any booked in First or Business.
 
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