With all of the changed flights, chaos and mismanagement of bookings from the poor service out of the contact centres I am extremely reluctant to go ahead with planning my OWA.
There certainly seems to be a definite uptick in reporting here of major problems with bookings being cancelled (not all QF's fault) and remedial action being stuffed up (predominantly QF's fault). It seems that the risk of something failing (multiple times) and it all turning to custard far outweigh the joy that I'd get from the planning and taking of an adventure.
I do feel truly sorry for those people who have been, and continue to be, screwed around.
Surely the an appropriate response from QF would be to re-route the calls regarding the OWA flights to a team of competent operators by filtering it out at the call-in step and redirecting the call appropriately?
There certainly seems to be a definite uptick in reporting here of major problems with bookings being cancelled (not all QF's fault) and remedial action being stuffed up (predominantly QF's fault). It seems that the risk of something failing (multiple times) and it all turning to custard far outweigh the joy that I'd get from the planning and taking of an adventure.
I do feel truly sorry for those people who have been, and continue to be, screwed around.
Surely the an appropriate response from QF would be to re-route the calls regarding the OWA flights to a team of competent operators by filtering it out at the call-in step and redirecting the call appropriately?

