Philippine Airlines Now Bookable With Qantas Points

Looking at a PAL domestic redemption, did any one make a similar booking before? If so - what would "?" against included bags mean?
 

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Looking at a PAL domestic redemption, did any one make a similar booking before? If so - what would "?" against included bags mean?
Like AA and AS, Qantas is unable to advise whether there are bags included. So check PR's baggage policies.
 
Looking at a PAL domestic redemption, did any one make a similar booking before? If so - what would "?" against included bags mean?
At $1600 I'd hope it's a RTW ticket.

I just booked a PAL flight via Qantas points 4 days ago and still not ticketed. PAL website says I have until 10th August to pay as Qantas hasn't taken my funds yet.
I didn't have that question mark next to luggage and have seen I have 30kg.
Is international flight though.
 
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At $1600 I'd hope it's a RTW ticket.

I just booked a PAL flight via Qantas points 4 days ago and still not ticketed. PAL website says I have until 10th August to pay as Qantas hasn't taken my funds yet.
I didn't have that question mark next to luggage and have seen I have 30kg.
Is international flight though.
1600PHP, so about $37...

EDIT - FWIW, it said 20KG checked baggage at checkout when I did a dummy booking.
 
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