- Joined
- Feb 25, 2020
- Posts
- 926
- Qantas
- Platinum
- Virgin
- Platinum
Although I've heard that tip a lot, as someone with a 7 digit QFF number I've never had to do it with CX. Good to be reminded that it's still relevant.
Not sure, but seven digit is probably ok.Although I've heard that tip a lot, as someone with a 7 digit QFF number I've never had to do it with CX. Good to be reminded that it's still relevant.
AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements
Yes, those zeros (I have 2) are crucially important. Leave them off and you're a nobody.I always add the zero when booking direct with partner airlines but first time ever I think I’ve seen it drop off like that…. I just assumed it would have carried over correctly.
If all on the one ticket, you should have had lounge access under oneworld connecting rules anyway, regardless of status.Has anyone actually confirmed this is a real ongoing issue?
Currently sitting on a CX plane. First time ever in whY (from many, many CX flights) and although we’re front row, the CSM made a beeline up to us, greeted by name and told us the entire row of 4 seats adjacent was free if we wanted to move!
Unfortunately, she didn’t offer an IFU to J!
Now, the interesting bit was at check in, the agent told us we wouldn’t have lounge access before this flight! I said we’re OWE and he asked to see our cards.
All very strange since the flight was booked as a CR via QF and our FF# were in the system since I was able to select EL / forward seats…
He tried entering the numbers from our vCards without success. I suggested he add a leading zero to the numbers and Bingo. Group 1 boarding, lounge pass and First priority bag tag.
I always add the zero when booking direct with partner airlines but first time ever I think I’ve seen it drop off like that…. I just assumed it would have carried over correctly.
