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Given everything that goes into determining how many status credits you earn on a flight, the current status credit system on Qantas is basically a proxy for a spend based system. While not a very good proxy in that it is not a linear relationship between spend and status credits, it does take...

I've done Perth to Hong Kong, via, umm, Perth. On the initial flight got to around Port Hedland when a medical situation arose, and ended up flying back to Perth

I wouldn't have them on one booking.

It would be referring to eligible bookings made on or after 23 October.

It's a problem - when you start thinking about changing well established procedures, you need to think them through very carefully.

Qantas opted to go with a system that would work across its route network - including trans-pacific. That system got delayed, and while maybe they could have changed tack and gone with Starlink, they seem to be sticking with what they chose.

As far as I am aware, while police are assisting AMSA, they are treating it as a 'sudden, non-suspicous' death.

If is is a 3% cash advance fee, suggest you spent $152 on the cash advance. Maybe $150 for the card and a $2 fee. For interest, seems roughly correct for $152 for 27 days.

Not just an Accor thing, lots of chains do that. I've learnt to just skip through it...

My PP has just been renewing without any intervention on my part. Just checked and it now expires Oct 2026, so just happened forme.

Correct. I registered on 23 9ct, and have SC dated 6 Oct. Which expire in a few days :(

Yes they do. All points from the start of October will count.

It gets portrayed as an hallucination. Personally, I attribute it more to what we we call it if a person did it - AI Bullsh!t.

Agency page says eligible flights, Qantas Hotels and car hire. https://www.qantas.com/agencyconnect/au/en/products-and-network/reward-programs/qantas-business-rewards/qantas-business-rewards-at-all-levels.html

I'd say so. While, like most rants like thisyou hết to the end một knowing what the problem wasit was at least readable.

Group bookings are handled differently.

Maybe, but in the specific instance at hand, I can't imagine anyone (let alone Qantas) doing much about it. Imagine the PR look of Qantas taking Norton to task for this...

Looks exactly the same as what's in post 1?

It is hard to work out what you intended to do, but it is possible to set up pooling in two ways 1) Pool the points 2) Pool the points and status credits Once you set up pooling, and points (or status credits), someone earns will be transferred to the beneficiary account. The points and status...

They usually get removed around the time of the stay (and in my case, have always gone, never had a stray one stay around)