Qantas lounge access with AA one day pass.
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The single day lounge pass is for AAdmirals Club lounges (as well as former US Airways club lounges now under the AA umbrella). So no QF lounge.
If you had a 30 day membership (USD99), that would get you access to the QF lounge in HKG.
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