Something wierd is going on here,

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dragonman

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Requested a points upgrade from Y to J, SYD - BKK for Dec 11 on QF 1. As a WP and from what I can see on EF my chances would be good.

On the QF website I see two itineraries for thursday.

Status: Confirmed
Upgrade status: Waitlisted



and then just below


Status: Waitlisted
Upgrade status: Declined



A glitch in the system given we are more than 24 hours out? Anyone seen this before?
 
I have seen it before, i mentioned to somebody on the phone as i selected seats for another flight and they said my upgrade request was still in the system and had not been declined and as it happened i did get the upgrade.
I think your just seeing the same glitch i saw some months ago.
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If it's clarity you want, view your reservation through checkmytrip.com. It will clearly show which sectors are confirmed and which are waitlisted. Generally it will show Economy - Confirmed and then another box with Business -Waitlisted. When the waitlist clears, the Economy box disappears and the Business one says (for a while) - cleared/confirmed from Waitlist before moving to Business - Confirmed.

I avoid viewing my reservation in Qantas during that crucial 24 hrs prior to departure.
 
CheckMyTrip is you friend!

I've seen it exactly as described; it's even more "scary" when you see:

i_note.gif
Note: Your upgrade from Melbourne to Sydney has been declined.

Status: Confirmed

Upgrade status: Declined

Class: Business (U)...
The Business (U) is your actual confirmation, so don't worry.

Being an afternoon flight, keep observing your booking every so often this afternoon or early tomorrow morning; you should see some changes.

Indeed, your upgrade chances are quite good given what E/F is showing:

R0 F9 A9 J9 C9 D9 I9 W9 T9 B0 H0 K0 M0 L0 V0 S0 N0 Q0 O0 X0 E2
 
The fact that we disavow the QF reservation management system prior to boarding does not bode well for the fully integrated online reservatin and check in management process for 2009...
 
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I had a similar experience this year requesting an upgrade from HKG to Melbourne (whY to J). Initially seemed to have been declined then discovered points taken off :o a few hours later. Later at check-in, found out had been upgraded:D.
Best of luck with your upgrade.
 
at -18 hours - For anyone interested in this mini-saga. A call to QF resulted in advice to ignore the declined message.

A look now on the web site shows 2 declined messages. I guess 1 for Premium Economy and the other for Business.

Checkmytrip shows the confirmed in Y and waitlisted Z and J. Hopefully in a few hours it will resolve - thanks for the advice.

at -10 hours : both declined notices gone but points all still there and no confirmation on QF. Checkmytrip shows me in 11k confirmed in business so it looks like I got it.
 
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There's been a bit of movement ... still plenty J seats left ...

R0 F6 A6 J9 C9 D9 I9 W4 T4 B0 H0 K0 M0 L0 V0 S0 N0 Q0 O0 X0 E0


Yep got it - (upgrade to J seat 11K) - will do me just fine - thanks again to all
 
On my trip to Singapore last month i had the same advice on the computer , ie, declined for my F upgrade
Not really a problem but then i got paged in the F lounge where I was told that i had been upgraded on departure as the request had not gone through!

I still got to keep my 25 k points as well :lol:
 
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