Credit SA (QF-marketed) to *A

[Beta4Me]

If I book a flight to Botswana from Qantas that has a QF MEL-SYD leg and then the rest of the flights from SYD to there via JNB are on SA, can I credit the SA legs to Aegean?

If so, how best do I set up the FF numbers in the bookings to credit the initial leg to QF and then the rest to A3?

Thanks

 

[oz_mark]

If I book a flight to Botswana from Qantas that has a QF MEL-SYD leg and then the rest of the flights from SYD to there via JNB are on SA, can I credit the SA legs to Aegean?

If so, how best do I set up the FF numbers in the bookings to credit the initial leg to QF and then the rest to A3?

Thanks

To credit to Aegean, it needs to be on a Star Alliance operated aircraft.

So, if you are on the Qantas operated SYD-JNB service, I would doubt that it will credit to Aegean.

 

[Beta4Me]

Thanks. Maybe I should've been clearer: Qantas-marketed, South African-operated.

 

[oz_mark]

Thanks. Maybe I should've been clearer: Qantas-marketed, South African-operated.

If it's a Qantas flight number, you can only credit to Qantas.

What flight numbers are they (don't think South African operate into SYD?)?

 

[Beta4Me]

If it's a Qantas flight number, you can only credit to Qantas.

What flight numbers are they (don't think South African operate into SYD?)?

Haven't booked the flights yet but I would be going for the SA option. It's a codeshare flight with QF. I just don't know if that can credit to *A or whether I even need to have no FF number on the booking and that put in a retrospective claim with A3 or..?

 

[mannej]

Thanks. Maybe I should've been clearer: Qantas-marketed, South African-operated.

Are you sure? The only port SA fly into is PER, unless I am mistaken...