QF27/28 SYD/SCL schedules now live

[pm3207]

It's taken a while, but schedules for SYD/SCL now up - QF27/28

 

[docjames]

Mo/We/Sat

QF27 dep 1045 arr 0955

QF28 dep 1335 arr 1755+1

 

[anat0l]

Interesting to see how QF are keeping the codeshare on LA and operating their own SYD-SCL service (albeit the QF service is less frequent but non-stop).

The timings of each flight don't seem too bad. 3 and a bit hours should be sufficient time on the ground at SCL to pad out most delays.

I wonder if this new move might work nicely in light of South American mining operations (of which some significant ones are located in Chile and Peru).

 

[TonyHancock]

Interesting to see how QF are keeping the codeshare on LA and operating their own SYD-SCL service (albeit the QF service is less frequent but non-stop).

The timings of each flight don't seem too bad. 3 and a bit hours should be sufficient time on the ground at SCL to pad out most delays.

I wonder if this new move might work nicely in light of South American mining operations (of which some significant ones are located in Chile and Peru).

I suspect LA752 to GRU might be of interest to a few folk in the mining industry. (Although just under two hours doesn't give that much margin for delay.)

 

[Kendall Roy]

Website footer now showing:

^Flights QF27 and QF28 between Sydney and Santiago are subject to government and regulatory approval.


Sale on the cards shortly perhaps?

 

[anat0l]

Website footer now showing:

^Flights QF27 and QF28 between Sydney and Santiago are subject to government and regulatory approval.


Sale on the cards shortly perhaps?]

Not sure about a sale, but the ^ remark sounds like the standard boilerplate for any upcoming new route.

 

[kpc]

It's taken a while, but schedules for SYD/SCL now up - QF27/28

Mo/We/Sat

QF27 dep 1045 arr 0955

QF28 dep 1335 arr 1755+1

Days work for my planned trip to Scl next year.

Interesting to see how QF are keeping the codeshare on LA and operating their own SYD-SCL service (albeit the QF service is less frequent but non-stop).

Good, means more chance of snagging a J award for my +1

Website footer now showing:

^Flights QF27 and QF28 between Sydney and Santiago are subject to government and regulatory approval.


Sale on the cards shortly perhaps?

More importantly, would award seats, esp in J be released??:mrgreen:

 

[AussieTim]

Interesting to see how QF are keeping the codeshare on LA and operating their own SYD-SCL service (albeit the QF service is less frequent but non-stop).

It will be interesting to see what they do codeshare wise in the future, in my case I'm hopeful that LA will codeshare on QF27/28, I'd love to avoid stopovers in Auckland.

 

[Jasecoop]

I suspect LA752 to GRU might be of interest to a few folk in the mining industry. (Although just under two hours doesn't give that much margin for delay.)

definately of interest, always good to avoid TAM. prob at least 3 trips to gru next year

 

[juddles]

Mo/We/Sat

QF27 dep 1045 arr 0955

QF28 dep 1335 arr 1755+1

Not perfect for me, but not bad! Thanks for the info.

 

[pauly7]

Great sale prices online now... $1299 return and no extra from Bris and Mel...!

 

[serfty]

Great sale prices online now... $1299 return and no extra from Bris and Mel...!

Also PE from $2599!

http://www.australianfrequentflyer....-airfares/qantas-sale-s-24235.html#post497049

 

[MrJetset]

All the J Awards are for the LAN Codeshare. Can anyone compare QF to LAN J?

 

[flychrisfly]

It will be interesting to see what they do codeshare wise in the future, in my case I'm hopeful that LA will codeshare on QF27/28, I'd love to avoid stopovers in Auckland.

The code shares don't show on the LAN website but on the oneworld planner there are LA code shares on the QF metal: SYD-SCL LA806, SCL-SYD LA807.

Correction, the code shares do show in the LAN timetables but not in their booking engine...