QF generosity - Thank You very much

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I've just had to change (delay) my award seat from PER - MEL and the Premium desk waived the new 2500 change fee. Maybe they looked at the grief they caused on the way over and decided to be nice to me :!:
 
I've just had to change (delay) my award seat from PER - MEL and the Premium desk waived the new 2500 change fee. Maybe they looked at the grief they caused on the way over and decided to be nice to me :!:
That's a good start.

If what you did was a simple date/time change then that's the status quo in respect of waived fees.
 
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That's a good start.

If what you did was a simple date/time change then that's the status quo in respect of waived fees.
serfty,

Same flight put back 5 days. It was mentioned that she should have been charging me the 2500 points.
 
It puzzles me that the OP considers being a loyal Australian commesurate with being a QF flyer. QF certainly play the 'loyal Australian' card when it suits them (to avoid Singapore on the US route). But the management of QF are happy to run the 'we are a global airline' when they need to outsource Australian jobs.

QF stopped being the 'little aussie battler' a long time ago.

All in my opinion of course.
 
I've just had to change (delay) my award seat from PER - MEL and the Premium desk waived the new 2500 change fee. Maybe they looked at the grief they caused on the way over and decided to be nice to me :!:
well you did waive the fee for them changing your MEL-PER flight last week, so its only fair that they also waive the change fee back.
 
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