Why does the QF Flounge FIDS display non OW/partner flights?

[smit0847]

I noticed the FIDS in the QF Flounge displays certain 'partner' flights that pax would not have lounge access to (FJ, MU etc) and also completely non-partner flights like AR and both UA departures. See for example the pic of the FIDS: Expert tips: make the most of the Qantas first class lounge - Flights | hotels | frequent flyer | business class - Australian Business Traveller

Any reason for this? Why would they list those departues if there are no pax in the lounge on those flights?!

 

[cmon0005]

I noticed in the Adelaide QP they had Air Asia flight to KUL listed!

Maybe they have a lounge access agreement although they are not partners?

 

[penegal]

Those displays are managed by the airport. They are meant to be tailored, but I have also noticed that they often include some flights which they shouldn't...

 

[ketsuzei]

Wouldn't the FJ flight also be QF391?

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[markis10]

I noticed the FIDS in the QF Flounge displays certain 'partner' flights that pax would not have lounge access to (FJ, MU etc)

You have access to the F lounge when flying FJ and MU, so long as it's QF marketed.

 

[Isochronous]

I've seen NZ flights displayed at QF SYD F.

 

[Princess Fiona]

CL members on those flights maybe?

 

[Altair]

I've seen NZ flights displayed at QF SYD F.

Yes the NZ have always been there.
I used them to see if there were delays etc at destination because if they were delayed as well then WLG had issues.
I too think it is from the airport data feed rather than the off chance a CL would be looking at their non-OW flights.