... I don't know of any travel insurance policy that will reimburse business or first class fares if you're still travelling? (they may for cancellations, etc)?Makes me want to read the exclusion section of qantas travel insurance PDS.
... I don't know of any travel insurance policy that will reimburse business or first class fares if you're still travelling? (they may for cancellations, etc)?Makes me want to read the exclusion section of qantas travel insurance PDS.
Ring againWell it’s been two days and I’ve received no reply from the email I sent, no response on Twitter or FB and I’m basically resigned to the fact we will have to pull a bunch of money out to pay for my fiancées flights and one of us gets J while the other gets economy.
I am honestly completely worn down by this whole debacle and am beyond furious that despite my best efforts, things are getting ruined by their incompetence.
wish I could but with how bad business has been recently, I don't have the spare cash to be able to do so. The worst part is there's 300K points being held up because of their screw up so I can't even try to use them on the limited rewards seats that are showing as available.Give the rewards team something like five workdays. The clock is ticking but in their eyes this is not an urgent one yet (travel is still nearly 3 weeks away). If you have a way to do it, perhaps you can buy flexible and fully refundable tickets to Tokyo. If the QF team does their magic before your trip, you'll cancel the cash tickets and enjoy your CR tickets.
Well it’s been two days and I’ve received no reply from the email I sent
Oh come on, they're now providing Pyjamas on day flights in business class, that's improving service. Far more important to the people who matter than competent call centres.QF management continue to show utter contempt for their customers by refusing to improve service.
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Actually the more likely scenario is the first agent did everything asked and shot everything off to ticketing to get reticketed (they do not do ticketing afaik).I don't know how Qantas booking system exactly works. But I feel sorry for the OP.
My understanding is the initial booking was a return trip and both legs are in the same PNR, and OP would like to change only one leg to a different date and keep the rest unchanged. This could trigger the whole mess, as most Airlines rewards bookings do not allow partials change within one PNR, unless the whole trip get rebooked. In this case, I guess the agent never (or not able to) split the booking, instead, canceled the whole booking straight way. The agent should be more acknowledged for the solution, really should suggest to create a new booking first before amend any existing one.
I’ll give it a try, haven’t really got anything else to lose given the call center have once again been useless.Not sure if it'll help your case but it did with mine, I added the below in the email subject in my follow-up and I got a prompt response:
"***QANTAS TEAM - PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE***"
I don’t know anyone with points. I’m not exactly someone from the corporate world or someone who has family who are well to do. I just had a stack of points from having a Qantas Business Rewards Amex.can you borrow points from someone to do a booking? If it was me, I would not have any expectation that Qantas will resolve any of this.
(they do not do ticketing afaik).
