Hi all

[Takahashi]

New to the board, I'm a QF WP, mostly travel a lot of domestic flights for work and 3 international to Japan every year (2 work 1 personal).
I'm also ANA WP, this is all through work related local flight and international flight to Thailand, Taiwan and HK.

While maintain WP status in ANA has been easy there have been years where a status run was needed for QF.
This year looks worse with changes to Japan SC affecting me negatively.
my main interest is on how to maximise QF SC earning as my WP status makes my domestic flights a lot more bearable.

I also rely on FF program to help visit my family regularly, information on how to earn good points is welcome.

 

[TomVexille]

Welcome aboard!

Feel free to come along to our next social event: http://www.australianfrequentflyer..../mel-simplification-day-dinner-2-a-61022.html

 

[Takahashi]

Thanks for invite, I will see if this conflicts with my schedule, are social events frequent?

 

[JohnK]

Welcome to AFF Takahashi!

 

[Hvr]

Thanks for invite, I will see if this conflicts with my schedule, are social events frequent?

And another welcome to you Takahashi. Yes we do have frequent social events in MEL, indeed we are the social capital of AFF.

 

[Takahashi]

Sounds great! Though celebrating simplification day for me is more like celebrating a tax raise

 

[ketsuzei]

Hi Takahashi-san,

I also do three to four trips to Japan each year, will be interested to compare notes at some stage.

 

[Takahashi]

Ketsuzei-san,

its a great time to compare notes, a lot is changing in Japan routes and I still try to fully understand new QF system. If all I hear is true I may well switch my *O FF program to JAL.

I apologise, I can mostly help with travel within and to Japan, as my knowledge of Australian system is still limited.

 

[TomVexille]

I apologise, I can mostly help with travel within and to Japan, as my knowledge of Australian system is still limited.

I may take you up on that as I would love to return to Japan at some stage.

 

[prozac]

Hello and welcome.