Pointless SMS alert at 1:39am :/

[drewbles]

I know where you live drewbles.

But i'm moving in a few short weeks (true story!)

 

[haydensydney]

I don't look at my phone during the night if a message comes through. I just leave it to the morning.

 

[cambriamarsh]

mine's in the kitchen when I'm sleeping, I'm in the bedroom, works perfectly

 

[Bolthead]

After another name search, and 3 security questions the offending flight was found (it was an A47)! It was a change I'd been sent an email about WEEKS AGO

OT: I am on A47 in May.... any major problems or a minor change to the flights??

I am similar: my phone stays on vibrate all the time and I leave it down stairs when I go to bed. Unfortuneatly the wife is usually on call every week in her job so getting distrubed during the night is not unusual.

 

[LiamR]

But i'm moving in a few short weeks (true story!)

Oh are you? If you need a hand, let me know. I'll be sure to schedule an out of town meeting that weekend.

 

[eastwest101]

Back slightly on-topic, I have never got a notification for a delayed or re-timed DJ/VA flight (and I have had a few of those). I do recall getting one from Rex for a 1hr delayed departure time for a 6am flight that I received at 10pm, but even though Rex claim that they do it - it isn't done reliably/consistently.

At least the Rex sms notification gave some useful information in the message along the lines of:

"Passengers of ZL123 BHQ-SYD on 17Jan are advised that scheduled departure of 0630am has amended departure time of 0800am, Rex apologise for delay etc"

 

[Mal]

Tripadvisor although not as great with au flights, still is pretty good with advising of delays, gate changes etc.