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<blockquote data-quote="fr.stephen" data-source="post: 2328438" data-attributes="member: 55351">Successful upgrade from Y to J on QF2, 9th December 2021, as a SG.Seat 1K was nice!It *almost* made up for the 5 days of quarantine.Qantas LHR lounge was not open. BA lounge was comfy though.And they had better booze than the SYD First Lounge did.Interesting, as this is the first time I have had to actually use points for an upgrade in ages.(And the first time an upgrade request has ever been successful on QF1/2 - I ALWAYS request if I have enough points)PER-SYD back in June, W seats were available for Y seat selection, so it was nice to have the extra space.Jan 2020, SYD-AKL - on check in discovered I had been moved from Y to W.October 2019, QF1 SIN-LHR. Points upgrade had been requested - unsuccessful.On arrival in SIN noticed that I had been moved to W from Y for the SIN to LHR leg.No points were taken.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fr.stephen, post: 2328438, member: 55351"] Successful upgrade from Y to J on QF2, 9th December 2021, as a SG. Seat 1K was nice! It *almost* made up for the 5 days of quarantine. Qantas LHR lounge was not open. BA lounge was comfy though. And they had better booze than the SYD First Lounge did. Interesting, as this is the first time I have had to actually use points for an upgrade in ages. (And the first time an upgrade request has ever been successful on QF1/2 - I ALWAYS request if I have enough points) PER-SYD back in June, W seats were available for Y seat selection, so it was nice to have the extra space. Jan 2020, SYD-AKL - on check in discovered I had been moved from Y to W. October 2019, QF1 SIN-LHR. Points upgrade had been requested - unsuccessful. On arrival in SIN noticed that I had been moved to W from Y for the SIN to LHR leg. No points were taken. [/QUOTE]

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