QF "I" Class Business Travel

[MelUser]

Does anyone know what QF uses "I" class for?

From what I can gather it is for discount business class seats.

EG: How does one buy an "I" class seat - presumably you don't just ring QF and say I want a cheap business seat, please put me in I!

Also, if you get an "I" business class seat, presumably you couldn't change your ticket unless there was "I" class on the flight on which you wanted to travel.

thanks,

 

[Travel Guru]

Its used for agent AD75 fares and staff travel.

You can't purchase an I class fare direct from QF, D is their discount retail and corporate fare bucket.

Having said that, im not sure if its used for some specially negotiated corporate fares (standard corporate fares and D and C Class) with big corporates like Channel 7 for instance, but I honestly
don't know

TG

 

[Mal]

Also sometimes used for deeply discounted Business fares outside of Australia - eg some J class sales from NZ, and flights from Asia.

 

[aus_flyer]

You can't purchase an I class fare direct from QF, D is their discount retail and corporate fare bucket.

That's not entirely true. As mentioned by Mal, there are I class fares available from time to time.
Recently, QF had an I class fare from HKG-LHR return, and SYD-SIN return.

 

[ANstar]

You can't purchase an I class fare direct from QF, D is their discount retail and corporate fare bucket.


TG

I have bought an I class fare trans tasman before.

 

[bambbbam2]

I see the bills for a state government as the client. I can get the ref and surname, is there a way I can find out which class from that?

 

[Dave Noble]

You can't purchase an I class fare direct from QF, D is their discount retail and corporate fare bucket.

I have purchased I class directly from Qantas recently

I class is a lower class than D ( but still business class ) and is also used for some special cases such as group circle pacific fares

Dave

 

[Travel Guru]

I stand corrected

TG