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It seems Qantas has let their agreement lapse at POM for access to the Paradise lounge. I was informed at the lounge today.
It seems Qantas has let their agreement lapse at POM for access to the Paradise lounge. I was informed at the lounge today.
The QF pax numbers are starting to grow in/out of POM so maybe time for Qantas to look again at this. I miss the excellent Airways catering in the PX Lounge.That’s covered by the Qantas covid update page:
Some Qantas International First and International Business lounges are currently closed except for those listed in the table above, including all international lounges operated by partner airlines for Qantas passengers.
That’s covered by the Qantas covid update page:
Some Qantas International First and International Business lounges are currently closed except for those listed in the table above, including all international lounges operated by partner airlines for Qantas passengers.
It does read that way to me. Also reads that Dubai would be unavailable (!)
Probably still dealing with the February 2019 updates.Someone at Qantas should really update this so that customers know what to expect.
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I'm flying JQ to MEL from BKK next Saturday night at 9:15pm and wife/daughter flying back to CNX at 6:30pm.Looking at the page here - https://www.qantas.com/au/en/coronavirus/inflight-and-airport-services.html#lounges
So does this mean that QF J passengers also have no access to lounges in most other international ports including BKK, JNB, YVR, DPS, DEL, etc.? These airports aren't specifically mentioned on that page but I'm sure some of these have open lounges. This doesn't seem right.
I'm flying JQ to MEL from BKK next Saturday night at 9:15pm and wife/daughter flying back to CNX at 6:30pm.
I've purchased the Max bundle.Unless you've purchased a JQ Max bundle you won't get into the Mirage lounge. Unless they have an option to pay for entry.
JQ check in issues the invitation to the passenger at check in.
When flying Jetstar and it comes to lounges not operated by Qantas, status is often not a factor that would allow admission.Lounge access not based on status?
Looking at the page here - https://www.qantas.com/au/en/coronavirus/inflight-and-airport-services.html#lounges
So does this mean that QF J passengers also have no access to lounges in most other international ports including BKK, JNB, YVR, DPS, DEL, etc.? These airports aren't specifically mentioned on that page but I'm sure some of these have open lounges. This doesn't seem right.
Good to know that a lounge was available in YVR. That said, I don't think the Qantas website is being as nuanced as that - it's just poorly maintained.A family member flew from YVR on QF76 last month and was permitted access to the Skyteam lounge prior to boarding. Perhaps that does not contradict the "including all international lounges operated by partner airlines for Qantas passengers." part of the page as the Vancouver Skyteam lounge is not technically operated by a "partner airline" as such?
Shouldn’t that be a business Max bundle? Economy Max bundle won’t give lounge accessUnless you've purchased a JQ Max bundle you won't get into the Mirage lounge. Unless they have an option to pay for entry.
Correct economy Max bundle does not provide lounge access.Shouldn’t that be a business Max bundle? Economy Max bundle won’t give lounge access
If on QF codeshare, lounge access may be available at BKK.Correct economy Max bundle does not provide lounge access.
Back a long time ago it used to but not anymore.Correct economy Max bundle does not provide lounge access
Good to know that a lounge was available in YVR. That said, I don't think the Qantas website is being as nuanced as that - it's just poorly maintained.
I thought it did but obviously have not kept up with recent changes.Back a long time ago it used to but not anymore.