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NoAPIS on a domestic flight? Is that a thing?
NoAPIS on a domestic flight? Is that a thing?
SYD - PER needing APIS?So I just booked an award flight SYD-PER economy on QF. Couldn't get any simpler. Literally just a return flight. No codeshare no partner airlines no jetstar nothing.
No points deducted no eticket. Only booking reference has been generated.
I went and entered APIS information. Been about 1 hr.
How long before I panic?
Knowing QF IT systems I bet Cathay Pacific will somehow cancel the return segment.
Boarding pass nicely showing on the Lock Screen when I woke up to get to the airport
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I've had similar issues for two days now in the MMB. The kids are at play again at QF IT...A new one for me this morning on the Qantas website, going into my bookings for domestic flights this weekend and as soon as I click on 'Manage' I get an error asking for a Traveller ID, a First name and Last name.
Happened for other bookings I had (both domestic and international) when I went to check if it was an isolated incident.
I figure this will be sorted at some point today.
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Sounds like it failed to ticket.When arriving at the airport on my allocated day and time I have been confronted with the service agent asking me to call Qantas urgently! There was a black mark on beside my name.
Calling a service agent ( from overseas ) at that time it was very early morning - Australian time with at least guaranteed wait of 68 minutes.
Missing my flight and denied boarding.
Makes senseSounds like it failed to ticket.
Given this is a thread on IT gripes, I really do wonder why Qantas can't catch these cases. Surely they can pull upcoming Qantas bookings purchased through Qantas in the next 48 hours that haven't been ticketed and manually action then. I know they have a manual ticketing team, so why can't they action the most time critical bookings first?
From my experience with Air New Zealand, if a booking fails to ticket immediately, you automatically get a warning email telling you to contact customer service, and that you cannot fly on your booking until this is resolved.
It may be that QF has now improved their process and start catching these on the fly. There's now an innocent-looking email about a failed payment (this came in about 10 mins from the initial attempt to book). But that, of course, does nothing to help Marki with his situation. Hopefully these problems become a thing of the past.Sounds like it failed to ticket.
Given this is a thread on IT gripes, I really do wonder why Qantas can't catch these cases. Surely they can pull upcoming Qantas bookings purchased through Qantas in the next 48 hours that haven't been ticketed and manually action then. I know they have a manual ticketing team, so why can't they action the most time critical bookings first?
From my experience with Air New Zealand, if a booking fails to ticket immediately, you automatically get a warning email telling you to contact customer service, and that you cannot fly on your booking until this is resolved.