big thread to dig through and after an hour of reading, risking asking the question again seemed reasonable. thanks anyway
Welcome to AFF. I found that it took weeks of reading to get a grip on most of this.big thread to dig through and after an hour of reading, risking asking the question again seemed reasonable. thanks anyway
Would anyone happen to have an example of a few status credits earnt (or some good paths) as a result of flying with awards as a PC/PC+ member?
At the risk of sounding like a negative nancy, if you make any change at any time to your qantas OWA there is a risk you will lose everything because QF agents are intentionally undertrained and therefore likely to make a mistake that nukes everything. Then again, reward ticketing escalations may or may not be able to help you and there dont seem to be as many complaints posted recently compared to before, so YMMV.I've tried to research this as much as I could but seem to get varying answers to similar problems. If the start of my OWA is SYD > HKG (CX) HKG > HEL > FCO (AY) all on the same day, but want to change my premium economy cathay leg to a business MEL > HKG leg, is this going to be a simple 5,000 points per passenger change or do I risk losing everything as the other legs go back into the reward seat pool temporarily?
SYD-LAX or LAX-SYD in J, 72SC.an example of a few status credits earnt
Run around domestically a lot? You could in theory go from PER to SIN via MEL, BNE, DRW all in one leg for example.Would anyone happen to have an example of a few status credits earnt (or some good paths) as a result of flying with awards as a PC/PC+ member?
I've booked 2 OWA's for next year and phoned through 3 times to add additional flights across those bookings. Have received my e-Ticket within 30 minutes every time. I did have to HUACA a few times as some operators had no idea when making these changes. Not sure if I have just been lucky but it does appear that Qantas have improved something in their backend processing. Not once did I manage to talk to Hobart so it seems that the standard across the other call centres is perhaps improving. Certainly takes a lot of the stress away not having to worry about losing a previously confirmed flight.I've tried to research this as much as I could but seem to get varying answers to similar problems. If the start of my OWA is SYD > HKG (CX) HKG > HEL > FCO (AY) all on the same day, but want to change my premium economy cathay leg to a business MEL > HKG leg, is this going to be a simple 5,000 points per passenger change or do I risk losing everything as the other legs go back into the reward seat pool temporarily?
The routing looks fine to me. Depending on the actual route you get though, it barely hits 36k miles on GCM. So you may have issues.Just a sanity check before i go requesting/amending my current flights.
KUL- SIN (MH) - HND (JL) Stop 1
HND - SYD (QF) Stop 2
SYD - BKK (QF) Stop 3
BKK - (SYD/HKG -QF/CX) - MEL (QF/CX) Stop 4
MEL - HKG (QF/CX) - LHR (CX) Stop 5
HEL - SIN (AY) END.
Couple of flexible time / WP requests on QF needed hence not certain on exact routing back from BKK and going fro MEL - HKG.
Oh thanks i knee something didn't look quite right this time vs when i first looked into this trip.The routing looks fine to me. Depending on the actual route you get though, it barely hits 36k miles on GCM. So you may have issues.
e.g. if you do BKK-HKG-MEL, it’s 36,291 miles on GCM.
I wish the limit was 35k nm!Had GCM on nautical miles instead of miles. (For nm it comes out to 31k)
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Nope, still not a full member yet.We can't use FJ yet for OWA right?
I’ve had the same 5 minute change, but I also got an email from QF for the same change.I received an email from Finnair about a schedule change for my OWA. It's a 5 minute change but asks me to accept the changes in the Finnair MMB.
No correspondence from QF about this change. Will accepting the change in the finnair MMB affect the booking at all, and what if I decide to ignore it instead?
I've done this several times and accepted the change via the MMB link in the email from Finnair. They then issue a new (Qantas) ticket - i.e the ticket number starts with 081. Sometimes I get an updated ticket/notification from Qantas too, sometimes I don't. I think it depends on the itinerary.I received an email from Finnair about a schedule change for my OWA. It's a 5 minute change but asks me to accept the changes in the Finnair MMB.
No correspondence from QF about this change. Will accepting the change in the finnair MMB affect the booking at all, and what if I decide to ignore it instead?