EK Lounge FAQs and updates
Hi all,
I got a question about using Qantas domestic lounge. I'm Emirates Gold and Qantas bronze. I'm now based in Australia and have a few upcoming domestic flights and I wonder if I can use Qantas lounges with my Emirate status? I've had a look at both Qantas and Emirates websites but I still can't get a definite answer specifically Australian domestic flights, I know there's reciprocal arrangement for international flights but what's the deal with domestic lounge? Can anyone enlighten me on this matter? Thanks. |
As EK gold you will have access to the Qantas domestic lounges when departing on either a EK or QF flight number.
If you are in J you will obviously have the domestic Business Lounge where they exist otherwise, if flying in Y, you will have the Qantas Club Lounge. http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airl...club/global/en |
It'll be QF CL for domestic. Also you get priority check in and luggage tagged accordingly.
If connecting to an EK flight, they will also check through your luggage even if you hold a separate EK ticket and honour the EK baggage allowance. |
Originally Posted by edy4eva
(Post 20637677)
It'll be QF CL for domestic. Also you get priority check in and luggage tagged accordingly.
If connecting to an EK flight, they will also check through your luggage even if you hold a separate EK ticket and honour the EK baggage allowance. |
Thanks eightblack, edy and dogsrock.
Does anyone know if I need to include my Emirates FF number on the Qantas booking (domestic only) so it appears on the boarding card to gain access to Qantas lounge? I'm intending to use my Qantas number for the booking as I'll earn status point and move up to (lowly) silver. Can I do that and just show them my Emirates gold card at the lounge to gain access that way? Many thanks for taking the time to share. |
Originally Posted by soulighter
(Post 20647367)
Thanks eightblack, edy and dogsrock.
Does anyone know if I need to include my Emirates FF number on the Qantas booking (domestic only) so it appears on the boarding card to gain access to Qantas lounge? I'm intending to use my Qantas number for the booking as I'll earn status point and move up to (lowly) silver. Can I do that and just show them my Emirates gold card at the lounge to gain access that way? Many thanks for taking the time to share. |
First Class lounge access if connecting flight only offers business
Hi Folks,
I have a flight tomorrow DUS-DXB-DEL. DUS-DXB in First Class, DXB-DEL in Business. The thing is, DXB-DEL doesn't have a first class on board. So I was not able to book my trip completely in First Class. Do I qualify for the First Class lounge? Thanks for you help! Cheers Duck |
Depends on the fare bucket of your ticket. Normally you will be able to access FCL.
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Originally Posted by cyberduck
(Post 22407371)
The thing is, DXB-DEL doesn't have a first class on board. So I was not able to book my trip completely in First Class.
Do I qualify for the First Class lounge? |
Originally Posted by Aquitania
(Post 22407628)
Normally you will be able to access FCL.
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It depends on the actual fare bucket of the ticket and not the status. If a first class fate is paid for the entire route, then one gets FCL access.
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Originally Posted by Aquitania
(Post 22407730)
It depends on the actual fare bucket of the ticket and not the status. If a first class fate is paid for the entire route, then one gets FCL access.
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The fare bucket will be assigned for the entire outbound or inbound leg based on the first segment of the leg. The first segment is in F therefore the passenger will be charged a first class fare for the entire leg (to Dubai and onwards to the final destination) - check-in baggage allowance and lounge access privileges in Dubai will be based on that fare.
In case the passenger decides to take a flight out of Dubai that offers first class cabin, the fare amount will remain the same. Basically it is not the best solution for the passenger to select a connecting flight where the first class cabin is not offered as in this case the passenger is paying a first class fare for a business class product. |
Originally Posted by Aquitania
(Post 22407936)
The fare bucket will be assigned for the entire outbound or inbound leg based on the first segment of the leg. The first segment is in F therefore the passenger will be charged a first class fare for the entire leg (to Dubai and onwards to the final destination) - check-in baggage allowance and lounge access privileges in Dubai will be based on that fare.
I know I wouldn't. |
Originally Posted by Seat64A
(Post 22407957)
If this was the case, who would agree to purchase such a ticket :confused: ?
I know I wouldn't. |
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