Qantas - Emirates Award flight Discussion

I seriously think its the price, from business return being somewhere between 600-1000 out of pocket to same with EK being circa $3400-3500 when there is still some of the old school business floating around aswell, imagine paying 3500 and a shed load of points and sitting in 2-3-2
I know… but i was semi-considering actually paying the EK surcharge!! I’m already paying $500 or whatever one way, an extra $1200 doesn’t seem *that bad* for a through flight with minimal disruptions. And a through fare is usually a fair bit cheaper than mixing carriers, so that off sets some points cost.
 
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I seriously think its the price, from business return being somewhere between 600-1000 out of pocket to same with EK being circa $3400-3500 when there is still some of the old school business floating around aswell, imagine paying 3500 and a shed load of points and sitting in 2-3-2
This happened to us out of GLA in a few weeks due to the a380 swap. Cancelled free and managed to find 2 CR J on BA to SIN. Still not the cheapest reward, however we do avoid the middle east now, and the inferior product.
 
This happened to us out of GLA in a few weeks due to the a380 swap. Cancelled free and managed to find 2 CR J on BA to SIN. Still not the cheapest reward, however we do avoid the middle east now, and the inferior product.
my ideal airport is newcastle in the uk which uses 2-3-2 exclusively, maddening.
 

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