IMO the max 25c discount kinda kills the effort of getting into the chopper/dash8 here in CBR at least because unless you are filling up at the cheapest one (usually Fyshwick recently), there is often ~20c difference just on local stores already.
Way OT, but assume you mean the one next to KFC? I fuel lock there all the time, as it is usually the cheapest of the 5 or 6 on the southside, incl Queanbeyan and Jerra.
I get the same mileage as you using GCM, but I reckon that could possibly be the issue. From memory they calculate it differently so anything close can cause issues (not that ~500 miles is particularly close).
I thought there had been some other discussion here about the end point issue and as...
I believe AA domestic 'first class' counts as business for the purposes of an OWA.
I had no issues with flying MCO-DCA, EWR-PHX and LAS-ORD in AA first as part of an OWA (in business) about 2.5 years ago.
Can confirm, had an OWA in late 2022 and missed an AA LAX-MCO flight when QF11 was late.
They put us onto Delta LAX-MCO which was fine, but the rest of the fairly extensive US itinerary dropped off as we were listed as a no show for the flight we missed. It was fixed by QF after a few days and...
I realise it is only economy, but I think your chances of finding 4 seats on that route to some of the most popular holiday destinations in the world at peak holiday season is very, very slim. Even if split into two groups of 2, it seems like a longshot.
You have the basic strategy correct -...
Not a misconnect (not sure it matters), but we (3 pax) got delayed for a night in LA in July when QF12 was pushed back ~23 hours. Extended hotel and hire car by a night, plus some meals obviously. Spent ~AU$800 from memory with receipts, QF would only reimburse AU$500 after a number of pushbacks.
The call centre (and 'message centre' in this case) like to try and make plausible-sounding reasons for why bookings fail, but in reality they are completely made up.
I don't think the surface sector/stopovers is the issue in this case.
If I had to guess, and given how close you are to the 35k...
I am going to have to disagree - that notation is usually used when you are booking 2 or more flights, and it definitely means the indicated leg will be in a lower class despite the overall headline higher booking class.
It definitely sounds like a glitch as it obviously makes no sense when...
I have used it to add domestic legs to the end of international reward flights, so I guess in theory it should be able to used for an OWA (which is essentially just a group of reward flights).
The issue/s will come when they can't see the same availability as you, present other options, etc...
That is just the registered or licenced occupations list. Commonwealth stat decs can also be witnessed in front of 40 other categories of people including accountants, APS employees, members of parliament, police officers, teachers, etc, etc.
Not that it really matters for this purpose, but it depends on whether you being required to give a stat dec under the Commonwealth Act (which this one appears to be) or an oath or declaration under the specific state's own Oaths Act (or however named). Some states are quite restrictive, some...