Flight Credits Class Action

It’s beyond confusing that’s for sure

Seeing I paid for someone else’s fares and I got an SMS (personally) and email (with his name on it)

Now having left halfway through it, the link won’t work a second time and the promised new log on has not got provided
 
Suggest everyone reads the full FAQ before posting here, it's a comprehensive page that really explains the whole thing. It's not confusing.

Essentially the class action says Qantas should've been refunding from the get go when THEY cancelled a service
 
35 individual flights for me, another reason why fly direct when you can connect is the best approach... That and you can't fly direct between CBR and DRW year round...
 
Got email and SMS, remember QANTAS cancelling/changing some flights way back whenever. but not being "out of pocket" so to speak...

Guess I will sign up.
 
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Suggest everyone reads the full FAQ before posting here, it's a comprehensive page that really explains the whole thing. It's not confusing.

Essentially the class action says Qantas should've been refunding from the get go when THEY cancelled a service
Thanks for the summary. This gets into the reason I deleted the email to start.
My big 4 person overseas trip in July 2020.- As a good accolade of this forum. I just kept accepting the flight changes when they came in. 'Oh you've changed my flight, ok no worries'. Just accepted it knowing I won't be flying regardless.
Then when they finally cancelled, my response was 'no worries, I'll take the refund', and it came in .
So yeah, I got the refund from the get go, so to speak. Sure a few flight changes, but that was due to uncertainty.

I compare to people who cancel flights at the first change and got screwed. They deserve something.
Me? I played the airline game and waited for them to cancel. Do I deserve $50? I think not.
 

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