Qantas Club member access to American Airlines lounge

SeatBackForward said:
What exactly is the deal in LAX? Is it considered a oneworld lounge or a Qantas Lounge?
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The business lounge is a oneworld lounge so oneworld rules apply. Yes I know Qantas operate it but it’s technically not Qantas owned.

As a result Qantas club members get access as if it’s an associated lounge.
 
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henrus said:
s a result Qantas club members get access as if it’s an associated lounge.
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A partner lounge as it were. So, if you're a QF Gold on an AA ticket do you get a single guest including children, or are you a QC member with one guest plus children?
 

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