Does anyone know if Qantas will be using San Francisco as a transit point for connecting onto American Airlines with QF code share services like they do at LAX and DFW?
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Ryan K
Ryan K
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Does anyone know if Qantas will be using San Francisco as a transit point for connecting onto American Airlines with QF code share services like they do at LAX and DFW? Cheers.
jimmylikesitwet
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Possibly. But as SFO isn't a hub for AA then if you're looking for connecting flights you'll have many more options out of LAX and DFW.
TomGoddardd
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Probable, considering SFO isn't a hub for AA there will be limited flights though
harrylano Banned
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Most likely mate, as you said American airlines is really the go for QF so they can share the services etc. If you are looking to go to LAX or DFW then yeah possibly buddy, take care,
much love,
lano
Himeno
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SFO isn't a hub for any of QFs local partners, so there aren't many destinations you could connect to on partners compared to LAX or DFW.
AA: ORD, DFW, LAX, MIA, JFK, CLE, PHL, PHX
WS (seasonal): YVR, YYC
AS: PDX, SEA, PSP, PVR, SJD
I could see QF codes on some of these flights, but you can connect to all those, and more, via LAX. Any codeshares on SFO flights would be meant for people spending time in San Francisco, then continuing somewhere else in North America on QF codes.