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If SG and above.....

Based on recent form, they'll probably point to the nearest Telstra Freephone and write 13 13 13 on a post-it note.

The elected government needs to introduce a law into parliament banning the use of Unrefurb'd Skybed A380s in Australia. Of course, having several J awards this year on the big fella does not sway my opinion :)

3-3-3 rules out me from ever doing WhY in a ULH! I'm surprised they couldn't make 2-4-2 work, even with the premium charged!

Had a similar issue whereby previously ticketed QR Award (U) flights were released as QF do not re-issue tickets within a reasonable timeframe. A few phone calls later with some firm persistence, I was granted U seats on QF1/QF2.

Any frustrations are best directed at Stephanie Tully, or via the AFF threads.

Love a good wind up early in the morning!

** NO MORE BETS **

Guilty (or at least to get within striking distance with other future travel already planned/booked). I'd even put money on multiple people on the same flights with a similar mission.

I might take my chances in the terminal and sleep on the return leg.

Can anyone confirm that DSCs count towards the 2700 SC QF marketed flight requirement for P1?

I still call 13 13 13 home

Enlighten me, I'm seriously considering it :)

Any good benches to sleep on at AKL? :)

Just double checking there's no cap on extra SCs? Tempted to go a little crazy with some J class specials across the Tasman and only 2K from LTG.

To their credit, I'm now on QF1 in J (U). Took about an hour to resolve, but the agent was solid and understood my predicament.

Sub hours for weeks!

Apparently they're unable to reinstate the seats from my original booking as they're no longer showing in inventory. Any advice on how hard I should push (i.e. Give me J on QF1/9 to LHR).?

Another ripper experience with the Saffers. Accidently removed some confirmed J Award legs I have for PER-DOH-FRA (QR) and can't get them back apparently due to "Non-ticketing" by QF.

Sets up NFTs, but still has NFI on how to run a Contact Centre!