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I didn't make a new thread - see post #48 above

Having been in your shoes initially and now more than 3 years later much wiser about the process, I suggest this is the way to go: As the ticketing department doesn’t appear to work on weekends, I’d avoid booking online/by phone over the weekend. Try and do it during Australian business hours...

The points plus pay (as you call it) is a Classic Reward flight and is the way to go for obvious reasons. The only downside to Classic Rewards tickets is their limited availability and they don't earn points or status credits. The other options you mention are what Qantas actually calls Points...

Agree the media wouldn't be interested in a failed reward booking but it seems to me the consistent failure to ticket - or re-ticket - itineraries in time to avoid sectors being lost and then washing their hands of any responsibility might be of interest. If more QFF members were aware of the...

The media storm about call centre wait times earlier this year seems to have had an effect in that the several hours wait times seem to be a thing of the past - at least in my experience. But a consequence of that "improvement" appears to be a drastic drop in the competence of most call centre...

Looking to swap 2 x Qantas General lounge invitations expiring 8 December 22 for the same with expiry of 7 January 23 or later

Knew about the approved categories but was unaware that since Jan 21 USA considers Cuba a state sponsor of terrorism - hence the visa requirement for anyone who has visited there. Now reconsidering our plans - thanks jrsfp.

Given your status and the service you experienced you were almost certainly speaking to the Hobart call centre. The "problem" is with the level of service provided by the non-Hobart call centres which - based on my own experience alone - would have likely not been able to successfully deal with...

Looking to book 2 reward seats on AA MIA-HAV-MIA next May using QFF points. AA site shows reasonable availability in T class but the Qantas website won't recognise HAV as an origin/destination when used in a second leg on a multi-city search. I realise this would require a phone call to book...

A long shot but try Manage Booking on Cathay Pacific. - this worked for me. You'll probably only be offered the option to select seat preferences ie. aisle or window. When you do that it will come back with seemingly random seats selected according to your preference - probably not even in the...

Try Manage My Booking on rj.com

Something else that might be worth a shot that's worked for me in the past to select "unselectable" seats: 1. Go to Manage My Booking on Cathay Pacific 2. Select a seat preference (Window/Aisle) for yourself and your wife - if it works as it has for me in the past you will then get assigned 2...

Try Manage Booking on rj.com

Richard, I could use 1 of your passes if that works.

As a lifetime Bronze I think Hobart is an unattainable dream

Looking to book flights from Cusco to Miami via Lima on LATAM as a QF partner reward. Shows up in the multi-city search as available in Economy and Business - but with "Your flight will be in Economy" for the CUZ to LIM sector. No problem with that as it's a short flight. So rang the call...

Any reason you can't do 2 separate bookings - 1 cash, 1 points?

A bit OT but relevant to this post ... I've been looking for AA availability between Lima and Miami for May/June 23 to close the last gap in our OWA booking and there is absolutely no U class seats on that sector for any date in 2023 that I can find (searching on AA website) I did find one date...

This link will give you all connections within the Oneworld alliance: https://www.flightconnections.com/route-map-oneworld You can then enter an origin, destination (eg. MEL) or both to then limit flights shown

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