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#4471
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Programs: TK Elite Plus,BAEC GGL,ITA Executive, AFKL Gold,QR Gold,HH Diamond,Bonvoy Gold,ALL Gold
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Hello ISTflyer!
I'm so sorry and forgot to list so,
HKG-SFO in F, SFO-LAX in Y
HKG-LHR in F, LHR-CDG in Y
and I have no OW status which could grant me lounge access.
Additionally..could I access BA CCR in LHR in case? Earlier I called BA once and they told me the access of CCR would be based on the class I'm on departing flight instead of the incoming one, while I saw some folks shared that they could get in CCR with their incoming F boarding pass so I'm a bit confused now..
Thank you so much!
I'm so sorry and forgot to list so,
HKG-SFO in F, SFO-LAX in Y
HKG-LHR in F, LHR-CDG in Y
and I have no OW status which could grant me lounge access.
Additionally..could I access BA CCR in LHR in case? Earlier I called BA once and they told me the access of CCR would be based on the class I'm on departing flight instead of the incoming one, while I saw some folks shared that they could get in CCR with their incoming F boarding pass so I'm a bit confused now..
Thank you so much!
In LHR, yes, you could access the CCR but you would need to present your long-haul F boarding pass to the lounge attendant so do not throw it until you enter the lounge. Also, to benefit from the Elemis Spa, you would need to present your long-haul boarding pass as well.
#4472
Join Date: Jun 2020
Location: HKG, TYO, KUL
Posts: 5
In SFO, unfortunately, you would not be able to access any of the lounges. If your HKG-SFO leg was in AA, you would have been able to access the Admirals Club but as you're flying CX, you would not be able to access any of the lounges based on your F flight from HKG to SFO.
In LHR, yes, you could access the CCR but you would need to present your long-haul F boarding pass to the lounge attendant so do not throw it until you enter the lounge. Also, to benefit from the Elemis Spa, you would need to present your long-haul boarding pass as well.
In LHR, yes, you could access the CCR but you would need to present your long-haul F boarding pass to the lounge attendant so do not throw it until you enter the lounge. Also, to benefit from the Elemis Spa, you would need to present your long-haul boarding pass as well.
How about HKG-LAX(F) and LAX-SFO(Y), I did see my friend could enter QF F lounge in LAX with the F boarding pass, but I'm not sure.
Do you know how they judge the policy of "connecting before 6am following day"? Whether it's defined by the departing date or the date of arrival..Because I could think of when taking JL LAX-HND in F and people connecting after this flight may lose the lounge access as it would be the next day arrival?
For LHR CCR access, so I'm still able to gain the access for it even when I'm travelling on Y for departing flight (LHR-CDG)?
Sorry I'm just confused on the terms of it as I get different answers among different channels...Thanks for your help!
#4473
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Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
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Same situation there, if your friend has Emerald status, he would be admitted to the QF F Lounge in LAX based on status, not travel class.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in AA First, he would be admitted to the Admirals Club or Flagship Lounge.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in CX First, no lounge access at LAX
Do you know how they judge the policy of "connecting before 6am following day"? Whether it's defined by the departing date or the date of arrival..Because I could think of when taking JL LAX-HND in F and people connecting after this flight may lose the lounge access as it would be the next day arrival?
Yes, you would be able to access the CCR, however, you would need to present your F boarding pass to the lounge agent, simply scanning your LHR-CDG boarding pass at the CCR would not work.
#4474
Join Date: Jun 2020
Location: HKG, TYO, KUL
Posts: 5
That is for lounge access based on departure, not lounge access based on arrival.
Same situation there, if your friend has Emerald status, he would be admitted to the QF F Lounge in LAX based on status, not travel class.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in AA First, he would be admitted to the Admirals Club or Flagship Lounge.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in CX First, no lounge access at LAX
Same situation there, if your friend has Emerald status, he would be admitted to the QF F Lounge in LAX based on status, not travel class.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in AA First, he would be admitted to the Admirals Club or Flagship Lounge.
If he has no status and flown HKG-LAX in CX First, no lounge access at LAX
First and Business Class customers connecting on the same day of travel, or before 6am the following day, can access the lounge when travelling between an international long haul (a oneworld international long haul flight is defined as an international flight marketed and operated by any oneworld carrier with a scheduled flight time longer than 5 hours) and an international short haul or domestic flight (and vice-versa).
Oh really..I thought it means I could gain lounge access connecting as long as I arrived with a long haul international F boarding pass.
I understand that CCR only opens to BA F and flagship first dining only opens to AA F, but when it comes to other lounges like LAX QF F one, shouldn't it stick to the rule above as long as both incoming/departure flights were operated by an oneworld carrier (CX/JL etc) with one of them is long haul F?
Please correct me if I'm wrong as I have totally no clues now..
#4475
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Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Programs: TK Elite Plus,BAEC GGL,ITA Executive, AFKL Gold,QR Gold,HH Diamond,Bonvoy Gold,ALL Gold
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First and Business Class customers connecting on the same day of travel, or before 6am the following day, can access the lounge when travelling between an international long haul (a oneworld international long haul flight is defined as an international flight marketed and operated by any oneworld carrier with a scheduled flight time longer than 5 hours) and an international short haul or domestic flight (and vice-versa).
Oh really..I thought it means I could gain lounge access connecting as long as I arrived with a long haul international F boarding pass.
I understand that CCR only opens to BA F and flagship first dining only opens to AA F, but when it comes to other lounges like LAX QF F one, shouldn't it stick to the rule above as long as both incoming/departure flights were operated by an oneworld carrier (CX/JL etc) with one of them is long haul F?
Please correct me if I'm wrong as I have totally no clues now..
Oh really..I thought it means I could gain lounge access connecting as long as I arrived with a long haul international F boarding pass.
I understand that CCR only opens to BA F and flagship first dining only opens to AA F, but when it comes to other lounges like LAX QF F one, shouldn't it stick to the rule above as long as both incoming/departure flights were operated by an oneworld carrier (CX/JL etc) with one of them is long haul F?
Please correct me if I'm wrong as I have totally no clues now..
BA CCR for BA F is an exception and not related to the oneworld lounge policy.
First and Business Class customers connecting on the same day of travel, or before 6am the following day, can access the lounge when travelling between an international long haul (a oneworld international long haul flight is defined as an international flight marketed and operated by any oneworld carrier with a scheduled flight time longer than 5 hours) and an international short haul or domestic flight (and vice-versa).
#4476
Join Date: Jun 2020
Location: HKG, TYO, KUL
Posts: 5
As you are arriving at 22:20 at SFO and the earliest AA flight from SFO to LAX is at 06:30 on 30 Dec ( later than 06:00 ), the policy above would not apply to you. Sorry, that I did not clarify this on the previous posts. Also as you are not considered as a transfer passenger ( separate tickets ) so only departure based lounge access is possible for your situation.
BA CCR for BA F is an exception and not related to the oneworld lounge policy.
BA CCR for BA F is an exception and not related to the oneworld lounge policy.
Holding a separate ticket is different to those with the same ticket? I thought would be both boarding pass with the same name while one would be long haul F, then they'll let you in. shock
#4477
Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 2
Newbie question;
I am looking to travel SVG-AMS-DOH-KUL-BWN in July, with QR operating AMS-DOH-KUL. .. KUL seems to allow transit if the luggage is checked to the final destination, and that boarding passes are issued. Would QR in AMS be able to issue boarding passes for the BI flight operating KUL-BWN..?
Thanks,
I am looking to travel SVG-AMS-DOH-KUL-BWN in July, with QR operating AMS-DOH-KUL. .. KUL seems to allow transit if the luggage is checked to the final destination, and that boarding passes are issued. Would QR in AMS be able to issue boarding passes for the BI flight operating KUL-BWN..?
Thanks,
#4478
Join Date: May 2020
Programs: TK M&S Elite, QR Privilege Club Gold, Hilton Gold
Posts: 5
Hello everyone!
I'm new to the QRPC program (just got status matched) and was wondering how do you search for award availability on Qatar without any Qmiles in your account?
Also, how can you ensure there is upgrade availability to J (using QCredits) before purchasing a Y class ticket?
Thank you very much for your time and help!
I'm new to the QRPC program (just got status matched) and was wondering how do you search for award availability on Qatar without any Qmiles in your account?
Also, how can you ensure there is upgrade availability to J (using QCredits) before purchasing a Y class ticket?
Thank you very much for your time and help!
#4479
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 3,838
Hello everyone!
I'm new to the QRPC program (just got status matched) and was wondering how do you search for award availability on Qatar without any Qmiles in your account?
Also, how can you ensure there is upgrade availability to J (using QCredits) before purchasing a Y class ticket?
Thank you very much for your time and help!
I'm new to the QRPC program (just got status matched) and was wondering how do you search for award availability on Qatar without any Qmiles in your account?
Also, how can you ensure there is upgrade availability to J (using QCredits) before purchasing a Y class ticket?
Thank you very much for your time and help!
#4480
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 9,307
Upgrade availability KUL-DOH-LHR
To clarify what I posted there, I can see"Q2" awards on that screenshot (in Economy), but doesn't the absence of the "Q2"symbol mean there are regular Rewards in Business? If there was nothing in Business it wouldn't be selectable in a Reward search surely?
#4481
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: SYD
Programs: TK*G, QR Gold, VA Gold, NZ Gold
Posts: 237
Newbie here, was wondering what is the best way to find upgrade availability. I did check use Qmiles as a dummy query just to search for available upgrade inventory but when I did book the ticket. I can't upgrade.. Does that mean someone has booked the seat between the time I did the query and when I got ticketed?
#4482
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 3,838
Is this still the case? I asked a few days ago below your post in this thread:
Upgrade availability KUL-DOH-LHR
To clarify what I posted there, I can see"Q2" awards on that screenshot (in Economy), but doesn't the absence of the "Q2"symbol mean there are regular Rewards in Business? If there was nothing in Business it wouldn't be selectable in a Reward search surely?
Upgrade availability KUL-DOH-LHR
To clarify what I posted there, I can see"Q2" awards on that screenshot (in Economy), but doesn't the absence of the "Q2"symbol mean there are regular Rewards in Business? If there was nothing in Business it wouldn't be selectable in a Reward search surely?
#4483
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: SYD
Programs: TK*G, QR Gold, VA Gold, NZ Gold
Posts: 237
By the way, it did show availability right now, but when I did my upgrade SYD-DOH wasn't available...
Flight search
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#4485
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: PAR
Programs: QR Plat, Accor Plat
Posts: 1,088
Upgrade is available only when standard award is available. If only Q2 (double Qmiles) award is available, no upgrade is available.