CFS <> SYD Flight Operated by SUNSTATE ON BEHALF OF EASTERN

[nonpop]

I notice that upcoming SYD to CFS return have all gone from Qantaslink to Sunstate.
Has this always been the case ?
I only do this trip 2 per year but I swear it was Qantaslink prior.
In Sunstate a 'downgrading' or is it just a tax dodge / liability shift / Enron accounting practise or some other reasoning?

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[markis10]

Qantaslink does not have any planes, they have gone from Eastern to Sunstate, no real difference.

 

[Mwenenzi]

Qantaslink brand is relatively new compared to Sunstate & Eastern names
25 years ago I was a frequent passenger in Sunstate's S360

QantasLink (not up to date )
Sunstate Airlines
Eastern Australia Airlines - Wikipedia

 

[Boris spatsky]

You won't notice any difference

 

[Barks]

I've noticed most of the MEL-LST flights are listed the same of late too.

 

[samh004]

PQQ has had one flight a day shift to this as well. Thought it was funny as I know it'll be exactly the same.

Would be nicer if they could work on pre-seat selection instead.

 

[kempvet]

PQQ has had one flight a day shift to this as well. Thought it was funny as I know it'll be exactly the same.

Would be nicer if they could work on pre-seat selection instead.

I fly out of PQQ a lot, could never get the 1A seat, I would like to be able to select this seat a few weeks out, so I tend to spy the boarding pass if I can of the 1A passenger, the other day they were bronze!

 

[samh004]

I fly out of PQQ a lot, could never get the 1A seat, I would like to be able to select this seat a few weeks out, so I tend to spy the boarding pass if I can of the 1A passenger, the other day they were bronze!

I'd say it's a case of asking at the airport. I once had 2C in a Q400, with a CL in 1B.