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Found this article quite helpful

I was getting a "central database" error (4002 [7597]) when trying a multi-city booking and it told me enough to know I needed to call.

I was on the phone with the lady in the call center for a bit over 3/4rs of an hour, but she managed to get the Emirates Z tickets to come through eventually.

From the comments she made it looks like there was a handshaking / timeout problem with the Emirate booking system that with patience she was able to work through.

Waived the fee for assistance as well.

Not something QANTAS IT can really make go away, though they could certainly give a better error message.
 
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So I got an error "15079 - 23951 - 421" before the payment page for a multi-city (CBR-MEL-SYD-AKL) booking. Previous posts seemed to indicate previous attempts "looking" at a booking may have been the issue.

On the home page I notice the Cart symbol shows a (1) and "remove trip" - this was the same itinerary it seems
Navigate to Account Summary page, and the Cart shows the (1) again - now there's another previous search result I need to "remove trip
Back to the Home page, again another Cart (1) and another search result to remove....


Previously, I thought these cart items were only created once you go to the Passenger Details screen, I could be wrong - perhaps it was once you go from Passenger Details to Payment Screen, a PNR was created, and that was able to be resumed.

This current workflow seems problematic if it's blocking out reward seats. I tend to go through multiple iterations of itinerary when planning a trip!
 
Only tonight’s flight is in my Apple Wallet so just an incredibly late notification.

I've been sitting on an aircraft on the ground with the flight delayed only to receive a SMS from QF telling me that the flight is delayed. Go figure :rolleyes: 🤦‍♂️
 
So I got an error "15079 - 23951 - 421" before the payment page for a multi-city (CBR-MEL-SYD-AKL) booking. Previous posts seemed to indicate previous attempts "looking" at a booking may have been the issue.

On the home page I notice the Cart symbol shows a (1) and "remove trip" - this was the same itinerary it seems
Navigate to Account Summary page, and the Cart shows the (1) again - now there's another previous search result I need to "remove trip
Back to the Home page, again another Cart (1) and another search result to remove....


Previously, I thought these cart items were only created once you go to the Passenger Details screen, I could be wrong - perhaps it was once you go from Passenger Details to Payment Screen, a PNR was created, and that was able to be resumed.

This current workflow seems problematic if it's blocking out reward seats. I tend to go through multiple iterations of itinerary when planning a trip!
I have found the "cart" is site data or cookie related, it's more of a saved search rather than actual availability.

I have also found that multiple consecutive searches in a short time frame using the app can result in you app/phone being blocked from further searches for some hours. I guess Bot blocking.
 
I have found the "cart" is site data or cookie related, it's more of a saved search rather than actual availability.

I have also found that multiple consecutive searches in a short time frame using the app can result in you app/phone being blocked from further searches for some hours. I guess Bot blocking.

So at 1:30am after the website still wouldn't allow me to book, called QF and stepped through the itinerary, dates, flights etc. for the call centre to say the reward seats I wanted on the second and third sector weren't available.

post title GIF


I gave up, split the booking into two (DOM, and INT) to book online, and no problems - except that it cost extra points.
 

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