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I can't imagine the Swiss authorities are the forgiving type...

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I wasn't clear on that one either. Is it based off a footballer etc who ended up a bit "tired and emotional" on a Jetstar flight? Edit: or maybe this incident Jetstar Responds To Viral TikToker Who Claims Staff 'Abused' Him At Melb International Airport

This is doing the rounds online. Anyone have any others? Ten Names For Jetstar Orange Gamble Bogan Missile Denpasar Tourist Taxi Sh*tstar Jayden Airlines Kuta Courtesy Bus Coolangatta Rocket Austral-Ryanair AirBintang Tokyo's Worst Nightmare

So change the KPI’s? A good operation would be measuring “First Call Resolution”

Why can’t QF train their call centre agents one simple thing: “If you don’t know the procedure to handle a particular request, put the caller on hold and ask a more experienced colleague or supervisor.” Instead they just say no, it’s not possible and hang up. Customer ends up making multiple...

Why can’t QF train their call centre agents one simple thing: “If you don’t know the procedure to handle a particular request, put the caller on hold and ask a more experienced colleague or supervisor.” Instead they just say no, it’s not possible and hang up. Customer ends up making multiple...

Would definitely recommend to go for it. An otherworldly experience. Surprisingly good - the low angle of the natural light brings out the shadows in the terrain. Additionally, all the major pistes are floodlit. It’s only ‘dark’ at noon like my photos for a couple of weeks either side of...

Chuck Yeager did about 14000. His biography is a great read, highly recommended. Most of those 14,000 would have been in single seaters.

Don’t take it personally, I am absolutely not having a go at you. Rather just posting my impression of the article. My feeling is that it has been wildly embellished as rage bait. Anonymous traveller, who declined to contact DFAT, so there is no record there. Some of the alleged quotes from...

Putting it together with some of the more outlandish claims in the article, the article feels like “rage bait”. What really happened probably lies somewhere it the middle.

This story feels a bit embellished I have to say. “the official told him his visa had been cancelled and that he was banned from entering the US for five years, including as a transit passenger.” The reference to “transit passenger” is suspect. This is not a thing in the US. All incoming...

I guess one solution would be for the airline to allow you to buy a "ghost ticket". Basically you pay the fare, dont fly, but still get the credit. Such tickets would also probably be exempt from airport fees and taxes.

Seefeld definitely a wonderful option I think. It's quite unlike the major resorts like St Anton etc, where skiing is a big focus. At Seefeld it's a relatively minor attraction. Majority of visitors are not there to ski, but rather to partake in the other non-skl related activities..

Yep understandable in the heat of the moment before the situation was clear. I thought you were generalising your example as a response to the OP's question.

I guess it's about making a risk judgement. The incident in Laos was from alcohol served over the bar, from an open bottle. The grog in question was a local Laos made "whisky". Pretty much a worst case scenario. So there's 3 risk factors there: Drink prepared over the bar From open bottle A...

Might be cheaper just to buy it at a convenience store in Thailand, instead of lugging it all the way from Sydney?

Awesome, thank you! Didn’t think I had a chance after @Human ‘s epic!

Didn't some Qld'er think DST was achieved by slowing the earth's rotation?

You have a greater chance of getting award tickets to the International Space Station than 6 seats from Japan to AU in late January!