Rules for Qantas Awards?
Jul 30, 2002 | 2:59 pm
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Rules for Qantas Awards?
I am new to redeeming awards on QF and I am no sure about a few details. I hope someone here may know some answers.
I would like to redeem an award on Qantas from Nagoya, Japan to Perth, Australia. Is it possible to get one or two stopovers and what is the story about open jaws?
Qantas has direct flights to Cairns from Nagoya. I would like to spend some time in Bundaberg, QLD before shooting over to Perth. Is this possible?
I would like to redeem an award on Qantas from Nagoya, Japan to Perth, Australia. Is it possible to get one or two stopovers and what is the story about open jaws?
Qantas has direct flights to Cairns from Nagoya. I would like to spend some time in Bundaberg, QLD before shooting over to Perth. Is this possible?
Jul 30, 2002 | 4:21 pm
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I found some rules on the site. It appears that I may fly do the following route.
Nagoya - Cairns (stay less than 24 hrs) - Bundaberg (Stopover) - BNE (less than 24 Hours) - Perth (Final Destination)
and Open Jaw to Adelaide - Syd - NGO.
First Class 90K on QF Business Class 70K.
Is there a First class on the NGO-CNS run?
Nagoya - Cairns (stay less than 24 hrs) - Bundaberg (Stopover) - BNE (less than 24 Hours) - Perth (Final Destination)
and Open Jaw to Adelaide - Syd - NGO.
First Class 90K on QF Business Class 70K.
Is there a First class on the NGO-CNS run?
Jul 30, 2002 | 5:28 pm
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Isn't Nagoya one of the cities to be flown by QF's one-class low cost subsidiary Australian Airlines?
Jul 30, 2002 | 10:34 pm
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Davistev asked: Is there a First class on the NGO-CNS run?
No, the daily QF flight NGO-CNS-NGO is operated by QF on a Boeing 747-338 in a two class (C/Y) configuration.
No, the daily QF flight NGO-CNS-NGO is operated by QF on a Boeing 747-338 in a two class (C/Y) configuration.
Aug 1, 2002 | 6:45 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by leroy11:
Isn't Nagoya one of the cities to be flown by QF's one-class low cost subsidiary Australian Airlines?</font>
Isn't Nagoya one of the cities to be flown by QF's one-class low cost subsidiary Australian Airlines?</font>