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They may be making money where every other airline isn't (yes I know this is an exaggeration but you get the point ), but saving cash on customer service is eventually going to mean they'll lose customers and WON'T be making all that money.There's a reason Qantas has one of the highest paid CEOs and it's not because they do customer service well.
I'm actually suspecting if it relates to how they treat their "premium customers" vs everyone else. The majority of Platinums & people riding in J/F know what they're doing, they don't stuff up like someone such as myself does, and they frankly almost never need to deal with customer service as a result ... everything is very easy & fast online with Qantas when you know what you're doing, and as one of these premium people the in-cabin service is very good & the lounges & check-ins etc are up there among the best.
It's obviously these premium customers where they make all their dough.
Although even with their premium products it seems to me (from spousal reports & workmate comments & this forum) that they're slipping behind in fitout somewhat. Seems they're still flying old aircraft with old relatively-uncomfortable or inconvenient premium seating to quite a few high-volume destinations (eg. J seating which needs you to climb over others to go potty). Hmm this para is a bit OT for this thread though, innit.
Because the results are visible to the world on Faecebook, whereas the results are only visible to one person via email or 'phone.I would be grateful if someone can explain to me why emails to Qantas customer service are ignored but PMs on Facebook/Twitter get results.
The only reason for good customer service is for the customer being (ahem) serviced to come back; it's about marketing. One-on-one only markets to one customer, vs Faecebook etc. marketing to the huddled masses.
*edit*
As Boomy already said.