MELso
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A DSC offer has popped up for flights to CDG on QF between 18 Jan and 22 Mar. You can also return on QF2 or QF10 from LHR, and domestic connections.
DSC2CDGA DSC offer has popped up for flights to CDG on QF between 18 Jan and 22 Mar. You can also return on QF2 from LHR.
Also includes domestic connections to/from longhaul flights on the same booking.A DSC offer has popped up for flights to CDG on QF between 18 Jan and 22 Mar. You can also return on QF2 from LHR.
I see you can fly back direct from LHR under today's DSC offer. You just need to do the outbound on one of the specified flights and fly via CDG.Does anyone have a guesstimate about the next Qantas DSC. I'm travelling to LHR in February.
I'm finding Sale seats galore in Y+ and J cabins. $4500 odd for 560 SCs in Y+ is tempting. However I'll pass as I already have requalified half way through my member year, and I don't have more than enough spare cash right now.An Eligible Flight for the purpose of this offer means an outbound flight marketed and operated by Qantas on QF33 or QF255 from Australia to Paris (CDG). Return flights on QF34 or QF256 from Paris (CDG), or QF2 or QF10 from London (LHR) to Australia are also eligible for this offer, provided they are in the same booking as the eligible outbound flight.
UK departure tax doesn’t help!I did the CDG-PER flight once because it was about half the price of LHR-PER
PER>MEL>SYD>SIN>CDG and back?What would be the best way to play it ex per?
Perhaps just limited to finding the cheapest date (and if applicable the cheapest return). And whether you prefer SYD or PER to start earning DSC.....What would be the best way to play it ex per?
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genuinely forgot there was the syd/sin option!PER>MEL>SYD>SIN>CDG and back?![]()
Probably notWondering, if I fly SYD - CDG but do a stopover for a few days in Singapore, will the trip still be eligible for DSC?
