Trans-tasman - only 734???

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simongr

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Hi all

Just planning a few trips and I have a SYD-WLG-ALK-SYD trip scheduled. I know the dom flight in NZ will be non-earning (either on JQ or NZ) but what was of most concern was that the SYD-WLG and AKL-SYD flights all seemed to be a 734.

I am just unlucky on the particular flights I chose or is QF now pretty much only using coughpy 734's for teh flight.

I am wrong in assuming that the 734 config used is the same as Oz DOM 734 being the convertible J seats - thus meaning I wont bother trying to upgrade?

S
 
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I am wrong in assuming that the 734 config used is the same as Oz DOM 734 being the convertible J seats - thus meaning I wont bother trying to upgrade?
The 734 used by Jetconnect have a fitout similar to the Qantas Domestic 73H's with dedicated Business class seating.

There are four such 734 Aircraft; one has Millennium Seating, the other three have the new seating with Personal IFE as found on the newer Qantas domestic 332's.

See here for more: http://www.qflyer.info
 
Hi all

I am just unlucky on the particular flights I chose or is QF now pretty much only using coughpy 734's for teh flight.

S

I'm flying AKL-SYD in late july and i'm on a 73H.. you may have just picked a bad flight..

Im on QF056
 
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Hi all

I am just unlucky on the particular flights I chose or is QF now pretty much only using coughpy 734's for teh flight.

Technically, you could fly the LAN Chile (Qantas codeshare) flight from AKL-SYD. You would still get the Status Credits/FF points etc and the flight is on a A340. Only problem is that it has a horrible departure time of 5.50am
 
Yeah - I saw that pop up. Sadly I will be flying at business times being out on the morning flight and home on the evening flight... all QF
 
I'm flying AKL-SYD in late july and i'm on a 73H.. you may have just picked a bad flight..
Qantas do not normally fly the 73H between SYD and WLG - generally 734 only.

As I posted, these all have dedicated J seating.
 
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