Feasibiility for in town/remote check in for Australian Domestic and International services

But I do see now that the 901 itself goes all the way to Frankston, but I would think the train into the city and then out to Broadmeadows would have to be quicker than the bus all the way around.
About 3 hours quicker, yes, we live and breath what we have - not what we want
 
From anywhere in JPN to anywhere in JPN

Your hotel can just book Tak-U-bin who will transport your luggage to airport or anywhere else.
From airport same service to your JPN destinations alleviating need to drag heavy luggage on trains.
Of course distance determines time required

Companies like Yamato Black Cat provide very cost effective, efficient and reliable Tak-U-Bin

We Once left a passport in hotel safe. Rang hotel. They got the passport delivered from a hotel to another hotel in another part of JPN within a day.
During the Japan leg of my last DONE4, I had the hotel I was staying at in Ikebu ship one of my bags to a hotel in Osaka. The hotel called the receiving hotel to confirm they would accept it. They were concerned that the bag wouldn't arrive before I did, but I was stopping for 2 nights in Numazu in between.

I've done airport - hotel, hotel - hotel and hotel/Yamato transport office - airport many times. They'll also store the bags and delay delivery so that it will arrive at the shipping destination the morning you plan to get there.
 
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I agree, and that's where I suggested a remote check in service with use of UberCourier technology.

Uber already partners with Qantas, so why not use the Qantas app to get an Uber driver to check your baggage at home, at least for domestic services?
DoorDash and Uber already have people doing supermarket shopping for online orders. They have a photo of the item they are to find and have to scan the barcode of each item before moving to the next and they pay like a normal customer with a DoorDash/Uber company card.

Wouldn't be too hard to get something like it set up for baggage check in.
 

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