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JQ online seriously asks that you checkin online....... for the international DPS route On arrival at the terminal, it was obvious that there were no dedicated check in positions for travelers who had followed the online advice. Though it was clear that those who had, took a lot less time to...

QF 44 (DPS-SYD) B class fare issued by AA 28 Sep 1 J seat left at check in Unsuccessful at gate (Manual checklist - nominally "training") Though I did retain an empty seat next to me. Pity the transition to A330s on this route starts after my return. The perils of wandering Fred

Double SC credited on 01 Oct for 29 Sep flight Reservation included a change of travel dates on a ticket issued by AA Happy wandering Fred

My AA issued ticket has a QF PNR which was referenced on the AA website with my QFF number. The QFF site was/is happy to deal with the associated QF flight in all respects. Certainly helps wandering Fred

Rather we are alienated by the lack of personal and corporate responsibility which is required before the latter two items can be considered fairly. Qantas needs to recover a level of responsibility to the customer. No wandering Fred

Given the current level of government "concern" with Qantas, perhaps it is now time that the WA government gave an ultimatum on the move to T1/2 in Perth. So my list for QF management: 1- a committed time schedule for moving to T1/2 in Perth 2- PremY seating on all future wide body planes -...

I have no idea how future performance will come to pass, but PER-DPS or return has at least been approximately on time. The on budget varies a bit, but the MAX fares are a relatively inexpensive way to earn QFF SCs. And international tickets exDPS are generally less expensive than originating...

The latest (what is hopefully going to be a) mid life crisis (at 77) is the lack of ease of travel at preCovid levels. Well and the added risk of not getting travel insurance? And what the semi annual check-ups would like you to follow up. And to a hope for many more hours of happy wandering Fred

AA 73 to QF 43 as a result of very good pricing in AA Y+ ex DPS With an Australian passport, exiting to explore a bit of Sydney should not be an issue, but what of the potential "gotchas" in doing that. Recently there has been a scarcity of domestic wandering Fred

On the contrary, the reports on this thread indicate that AFF members are supplying massive amounts of user testing. At a higher level of expertise than QF could ever hope to hire. :):cool: But these testers tend to go wandering Fred

But QF is seemingly making it quite plain they wish to make the alternative option as difficult as possible for the (independent minded) traveler..... And the preponderance of comments on this thread seem to support this If and when you attempt to go wandering Fred

Perth? Hopefully with something more than the current turbo props? I think my mind is wandering Fred

Isn;t this illegal tying in business systems? that is, having to possess a graphical interface phone to be permitted to fly? Maybe some corporate lawyers need some anti-trust education? Maybe this is why international is my favorite wandering Fred

And the cost of an award ticket through QFF SIN-KUL is quite economical...... Which always helps the wandering Fred

Sounds like a query with a travel agent might be in order to improve your wandering Fred

I suspect a DONE3 ticket exJapan will be far less expensive than any point to point tickets. And a DONE4 to include Australia would not be that much more. The definitive collection of threads on OneWorld tickets It will have far more information than most people would want when they are planning...

When I receive those scam emails, I smile. There is no camera on my desktop. And my phone is used very carefully when I am wandering Fred

Trip to the USA exPER..... looking for Prem Y.... PER-DPS stop DPS-SYD-LAX with AA tranPacific.... less than half the price of QF PER-SYD-LAX Accepted that PER-DPS will be a challenge but it is only 3.5 hours and MAX JQ fares earn a lot of QF SC. I suspect those AA fares are long gone...

WA now has a couple of new discount fuel chains. These new entrants are on offer with 12 cents a liter less expensive for diesel than BP. Perhaps this means it would have to be a very special offer to be considered? RON 98 - maybe once in a while since the difference there is 4 to 6 cents a...

Perhaps Parliament needs to tell the RBA that the effects of home mortgage rates needs to be taken into account in considering the sources of inflation? And lower AU$$ rates means that it is more expensive to buy imported goods. Or is that thinking too much wandering Fred