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Hi all, I am booked on a flight to Korea with Cathy Pacific (this has been done for me by my University). I have many QANTAS FF points and was wondering if there is a way to upgrade my flights using these points as Cathy and Qantas are affiliated. I have looked on the FF website but cannot find out??

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Short answer..no you can't do this. Qantas FF points can only be used to upgrade on Qantas flights on QF metal.
 
JohnK said:
I don't think it is possible to upgrade QF codeshares on Cathay Pacific metal or any other metal for that matter.
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You might be right there John - had a recollection of getting a points upgrade for BA flight from LHR to JFK back in 2006, but that was many flights ago....
 
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