Grades of Platinum

[Optics]

They probably weren't track suits - they were probably the swanky "sleepsuits" that First Class customers are given when they board. Very comfortable they are, too....

Don't get me wrong, I think the PJs are great for the flight, but wearing them at check-in :shock: ? That's taking it a bit too far I think.

Btw, I do realise you missed the reference to check-in in the post you replied to, I'm just kidding .

 

[Dave Noble]

Don't get me wrong, I think the PJs are great for the flight, but wearing them at check-in :shock: ? That's taking it a bit too far I think.

Btw, I do realise you missed the reference to check-in in the post you replied to, I'm just kidding .

Are you sure that they were travelling 1st class since being at the 1st check in doesnt mean that they are so travelling

Dave

 

[Schmidt]

There is a real difference on surnames alphabetically on busy flights, especially busy routes. I am QF Platinum and find myself a long way back on most flights with a lot of people in front with the forward aisle.

With a surname starting with S this is expected. But the frustrating thing is when you see people in front of you with lesser status!

Hi, I am a Platinum member beginning with 'S' and usually get a seat in the front. I sometimes sit further in the front than colleagues who are also Platinum and who's surname begins with lower letters!

 

[NM]

Hi, I am a Platinum member beginning with 'S' and usually get a seat in the front. I sometimes sit further in the front than colleagues who are also Platinum and who's surname begins with lower letters!

This is an old thread started before the latest round of seat selection changes. Please follow more recent seat selection discussion in this thread: http://www.frequentflyer.com.au/com...-seat-selection-status-differences-23126.html