My ipad is clocking up more miles than me

albatross710

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On Monday 21st Nov I travelled BNE-MNL VH-QPB QF19. On Tuesday morning I couldn't find my iPad in my backpack. A quick look at Apple's FindMy showed that my ipad was actually in Sydney (bexley). I dutifully posted a message with my number to the ipad but it may not have worked as the pad was not connected to any wifi. At this time I am thinking maybe I had left it either on the domestic flight or in the QP Int.

In the afternoon of 22nd Nov I got another ping, this time my ipad was in BKK. I rang the BKK QF Lost Property. VH-QPB had operated QF23 that day

On the morning of 23Nov I got another ping, this time the ipad was back at T1 SYD with VH-QPB having operated QF24 overnight.

Looks like VH-QPB is on its way back to BKK today as QF23, now to try and get ahead.

I can't imagine where it would be on the aircraft, somewhere for safe keeping perhaps as it has survived 4 aircraft cabin cleans.
 
Definitely watching this thread ... seems to be another interesting news about devices travelling un-noticed on flights :)

I can't imagine where it would be on the aircraft, somewhere for safe keeping perhaps as it has survived 4 aircraft cabin cleans.
Do you have an iPad cover that the cleaning crew might mistake for diary/journal ? Or the iPad might have slid into one of the magazines and no one would notice unless they actually open the magazine?

Or it you were in one of the 787/330, the iPad is in one of the storage compartments and no one really looked into it?

The other wild guess I have is - someone from the cleaning crew found it and returned it to the airline and the airline staff gave it to the crew onboard, who put it away somewhere for safekeeping and forgot about it
 
Do you have an iPad cover that the cleaning crew might mistake for diary/journal ? Or the iPad might have slid into one of the magazines and no one would notice unless they actually open the magazine?
I'm leaning towards this one. I'm recalling seeing a similar iPad sitting at the galley at the front of J although at the time didn't know I had missed mine.

For now I need to wait until QF ground staff start in BKK.
 
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Received a well timed ping this evening with QF24 taxiing at BKK. A quick flick to FR24 and there is QFA24 in the same position.

I did call BKK and got nowhere. Quite difficult to get onto someone that crosses into the operational domain.

Submitted a QF online form and let a recorded voice message. Hard to get into the real time.
 
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Received a well timed ping this evening with QF24 taxiing at BKK. A quick flick to FR24 and there is QFA24 in the same position.

I did call BKK and got nowhere. Quite difficult to get onto someone that crosses into the operational domain.

Submitted a QF online form and let a recorded voice message. Hard to get into the real time.

Where (exactly) were you sitting on QF19?
 
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