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Isn't that what I was saying though? This year April contains both the easter break and the school holidays. Hawaii skews more towards holiday than business travellers, and is popular with family travellers who can only travel in school holidays. Hence April busy, May slow.. Aren't we saying...

April is Easter + AU school holidays. Hawaii is quite peaky around school holidays. I'd imagine a significant drop off in demand in May

Just updating this thread with some info in case someone else has a similar query in future. I ended up deciding to credit these flights to our Skywards accounts instead of our QFF numbers. This was not possible online, so I rang up and they removed the QFF #'s and replaced with the Skywards...

Also note, in most of Europe, Christmas is generally celebrated on Xmas eve. It might be worth seeing if you can book an xmas eve dinner if you can't find any options for a lunch on xmas day. Also as MelTraveller suggested, try booking a restaurant inside one of the main 5 star hotels. These...

I dont think that's a factor. It's a bad figure, but 3.8% inflation is a drop in the ocean when you are talking airfares up to 3 times "normal" price. That's seasonal factors and close to departure date prices. Push things out to late January departures, and a different destination with...

Confluence of the usual factors mean it's peak demand on the AU-JP route. None of these are new though, it's been happening for several years now. Watch the prices drop off in Feb and March. Japanese ski season AU School Holidays Weak JPY. This is a big one. the AUD is doing poorly against...

It's very useful for the OP's question. This bit If you're tracking the AirTags, you can see: When the bags have reached your town/city When they are moving around on the public roads in that town (ie: likely out for delivery in a van) and, When they have reached your hotel (in case...

Good to hear you have been reunited. Not going to help this time of course, but going forward, I'd highly recommend throwing an airtag in each bag.

Ok thanks, understood. I'll know of these machines, but never really knew what they were for, and how life and death critical they are. Even as a non CPAP user, if my priority is sleep in flight, Scoot wouldn't be high on my list of airlines!

How long can people who need these devices be without them? Is it a matter of hours or days etc?

Out of curiosity, what was the workaround for long haul travel before CPAP machines?

What would be the reason to do this instead of just booking it as a separate one-way reward ticket?

I recall Rusty Crowe threw a massive tanty when told he couldn't bring hoverboards on the plane https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3380749/Russell-Crowe-goes-Twitter-rant-Virgin-Australia-days-airline-refused-let-board-flight-children-s-new-hoverboards.html

Not because of the cheese itself, but rather certain types of explosive material can be made to look like soft cheese.

Now do Luton :)

#1 attribute for me is that it is connected to downtown by a train line. Other factors: Airport hotels that don't require car/bus shuttles Places to eat and drink both air and land side Clear signage ahead of security queues advising whether laptops in or out of bags, shoes on or off etc

It doesn't appear that the direct QF105 service is being dropped entirely. It may be a frequency reduction. Looking at some random dates in April, it looks like it runs Tue/Thu/Sat What day of the week was your flight?

Are you open to other airlines? Singapore airlines has day flights from SIN back to SYD Ditto for Cathay from HK

I feel the same. I struggled to understand the changes described in the first post, even though they are set out in writing. If you're trying to describe that over the phone to someone it Fiji etc, it's a gamble at best. I'd cut your losses at this point. Messing with CR's is always perilous.

Did you cancel/refund the 15000 upgrade first, then make the mass changes to the booking?