Originally Posted by hutch Originally Posted by HDsk And in my experience, when using a Qantas gift card to pay for a flight, it's considered a 'voucher' flight and you are heavily penalised when seeking an upgrade, regardless of your QFF status. #justsaying What is a 'voucher' flight? Qantas s...

And in my experience, when using a Qantas gift card to pay for a flight, it's considered a 'voucher' flight and you are heavily penalised when seeking an upgrade, regardless of your QFF status. #justsaying

As a follow up to this, does anyone know if you get QF SCs if you book QF but fly AA? With work paying, made the effort to book QF all the way through, but SCs seem to have reverted to AA earn rates, or, in one instance, it's not either! Any guidance appreciated.

Have just picked up this thread, I've got a QF flight number for SYD-CHC-SYD but looks to be on EK. Will this still earn SCs at the same rate as flying on QF? It's booked through Q website and flying business.

Any advice on earning SCs flying AA but on a QF ticket? Not a frequent traveller, but in using the SC calculator (is this actually accurate?) I look to have been short changed on SCs. A little frustrating as I made the effort to book a QF ticket and paid more in the hunt for SCs as very close to ...