@Brian said: Any chance we could see additional business class award availability to/from Australia by both companies?It’s time to allow Singapore Airlines to fly between the US and Australia, like they wanted.As a (mostly) US-based QFF member, I’m looking forward to greater points and SC-earn from AA flights. One of the topics of conversation was subsidies for Gulf carriers, which the US airlines…Qantas doesn't plan on operating international flights for over a year, and the airline has retired its 747 fleet, grounded its entire A380 fleet, and will soon ground most of its 787 fleet. Please enable JavaScript to fully experience this site. American Airlines did not immediately comment on Friday, but Chief Executive Doug Parker said last month the joint venture would also create new jobs in the airlines and industries. Qantas Frequent Flyer membership, Status Credits and the earning and redemption of Qantas Points are subject to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program An application for a joint venture covering the United States, Australia and New Zealand was rejected in November 2016 by former President Barack Obama’s DOT.
The U.S. Since then, Qantas has also been examining the viability for Project Sunrise flights. Qantas plans to start two new routes to the U.S. next spring.
The revised application made significant changes, including removing a provision that would have barred either carrier from code-sharing with other carriers. Regulators in Australia and New Zealand approved the first application for the joint venture before it was initially rejected by the U.S. Upgrade your web browser for an enhanced experience.
This…One Mile at a Time is owned by PointsPros, Inc. I hope the Aussie government doesn’t suffer from complete regulatory capture; perhaps they’ll have the stones to quash this.Qantas I can only read as Quant Ass. They’re simply shifting a 3x weekly Brisbane to Los Angeles frequency to San Francisco instead, which means they’re not adding any actual capacity to the US.I’ll be curious to see what other route is added to the US, as presumably American will be adding some service as well. Yesterday the American & Qantas joint venture has been formally approved. South America; U.S.
This means Qantas Frequent Flyers can earn Qantas Points and Status credits when flying on Our partnership with American Airlines means that as a Qantas Frequent Flyer you now earn more Qantas Points and Status Credits when you travel on eligible flights with an American Airlines (AA) flight number. American says it now has "the opportunity to launch new routes and provide enhanced service with better schedules." This was both due to a lack of demand, as well as due to a need for updated procedures to keep guests safe. Track updates on extreme weather or other major issues that may impact your flight.Purchase an Extra Legroom seat, choose a seat for your flight and view Exit Row seating requirements.Browse our airport guides and lounge network information.Start your trip in the exclusive surrounds of one of our world class airport lounges.Options for mobility and medical assistance and first-time flyers. The number of bonus…Back in March, major US airlines closed their airport lounges. The Boeing 787-9 has in recent years become the backbone of Qantas' long…Online shopping portals can be a great way to pick up additional miles & points for purchases you’d make anyway. Between them, the two OneWorld alliance members are already planning the possibility of operating three new routes as well as increasing their capacity on the routes they already fly..
While the DOT issued their tentative approval in early June, there’s always a period where the public can comment, which is why the approval wasn’t instant. Elite bonuses do not apply to EQMs or EQDs.Travel ticketed as an American Airlines marketed flight (booked as an AA flight number) and operated by Qantas will earn AAdvantageQantas codeshare flights operated by Jetstar are ineligible for any Elite Qualifying Credits or award miles.There are currently no travel embargo dates on Qantas.Travel on Qantas and its eligible affiliate airlines counts toward qualifying for AAdvantageTo request missing mileage credit for flights flown on Qantas, complete the online mileage request form. *EQDs will only count toward elite status qualification for travel beginning January 1, 2017 and beyond.If a purchased fare booking code is not listed in the tables, no Elite Qualifying Credits or award miles are earned. American and Qantas will review the Order, with a final decision from the DOT expected in the next few weeks.