celtic_cub
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Ok, I was trawling the forums looking for any info on this potential "revamp" of the loyalty program to QFF.
One thing that came to mind while watching the TV the other night was, if there is 1.5 billion tied up in potential FF Points for Qantas why doesn’t FF have people who have its own spokesman or lobby group.
I mean surely, and this is going to promote a bit of flaming, but surely we earn the points and subscribe (pay money) to be part of the program, any change will impact on how we spend our money, or loyalty, and who we fly with...surely that counts for something.
Are Qantas so naive to think we will just roll over and take whatever they do with the Qantas FF program...? Or am I just naive to think that any of you guys give a Rats, except for ranting about it on the forums. (that should promote some discussion)
I might have missed something, is there a lobby group? ..apart from the shareholders, that has any influance I would suggest that if the board is going to "de-merge" the FF program from Qantas, that the members of that program should be a little more proactive and try, and I say try, and be included in the process.
Have we all forgotten about the changes to the program a few years ago...and how it affected the majority of us...
I am not normally very proactive about such stuff, but from a purely selfish view as now I have spent a fair few years getting enough points together I don’t want to see them "revalued" so I can’t even afford to book a one way trip to NZ.
If you want to see what happened to when they hived off a program look at the air Canada experience.... (some good things happened too with it)
Now...what I have presented here is just some questions? There maybe answers out there that we have already covered in forums etc...so be nice in your comments. Having said that, I am a supporter of Qantas, mainly because they are my regional airline, and I have a sense of patriotism towards that company becuase they are a excellent airline for safety and sybolism for the country...and I don’t believe we should sell everything just to satisfy the responsibility to the "shareholders"...that excuse is so Gordon Gecko it’s not funny.
Some things should not be sold and are in the national interest.....that includes FF programs.
Flame on..
One thing that came to mind while watching the TV the other night was, if there is 1.5 billion tied up in potential FF Points for Qantas why doesn’t FF have people who have its own spokesman or lobby group.
I mean surely, and this is going to promote a bit of flaming, but surely we earn the points and subscribe (pay money) to be part of the program, any change will impact on how we spend our money, or loyalty, and who we fly with...surely that counts for something.
Are Qantas so naive to think we will just roll over and take whatever they do with the Qantas FF program...? Or am I just naive to think that any of you guys give a Rats, except for ranting about it on the forums. (that should promote some discussion)
I might have missed something, is there a lobby group? ..apart from the shareholders, that has any influance I would suggest that if the board is going to "de-merge" the FF program from Qantas, that the members of that program should be a little more proactive and try, and I say try, and be included in the process.
Have we all forgotten about the changes to the program a few years ago...and how it affected the majority of us...
I am not normally very proactive about such stuff, but from a purely selfish view as now I have spent a fair few years getting enough points together I don’t want to see them "revalued" so I can’t even afford to book a one way trip to NZ.
If you want to see what happened to when they hived off a program look at the air Canada experience.... (some good things happened too with it)
Now...what I have presented here is just some questions? There maybe answers out there that we have already covered in forums etc...so be nice in your comments. Having said that, I am a supporter of Qantas, mainly because they are my regional airline, and I have a sense of patriotism towards that company becuase they are a excellent airline for safety and sybolism for the country...and I don’t believe we should sell everything just to satisfy the responsibility to the "shareholders"...that excuse is so Gordon Gecko it’s not funny.
Some things should not be sold and are in the national interest.....that includes FF programs.
Flame on..