medhead
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Hi Myrna,
Please do provide feedback.
I’ll PM you with some details so we can look into it.
Red Roo
Wow! Awesome way to step in. I hope this is a sign of things to come.....
Hi Myrna,
Please do provide feedback.
I’ll PM you with some details so we can look into it.
Red Roo
Hi Myrna,
Please do provide feedback.
I’ll PM you with some details so we can look into it.
Red Roo
I've recently completed a DONE4 and my experience was that priority tags put on by AA, BA, IB and CX invariably meant bags were very close to first out .
My consistent experience with QF, both Dom and Int, is that I'd prefer no priority tag as it mostly seems to mean close to last out :evil:. Wrting in would be futile IMO.
Actually I WOULD complain to QF over this. I think we should ALL complain about this. This is a published benefit that QF are not providing and they should do something about it. If no-one complains then how do they know something is wrong?
Your DONE4 clearly didn't include any short haul BA flights. BA stopped priority baggage on these routes about the same time as they moved into T5, un-advertised of course. Outbound they never put priority tags on short haul, and in-bound most ports will, but it means nothing at Heathrow.
Long haul never had an issue with BA, likewise never had much of an issue with Qantas either, except for Canberra check-in staff insiting on putting business class tags (for domestic to international flights) even though I am platinum, saying first doesn't exist out of Canberra. Whilst this is true, business doesn't exist on most Canberra-Sydney flights either so there goes that theory.
As no F is available ex CBR, id suspect that no F tags are made available meaning if they dont have them, they cant provide them. Conversely, J is available ex CBR to MEL, BNE, ADL, PER and SYD so J class tags ought to be abundant.
As no F is available ex CBR, id suspect that no F tags are made available meaning if they dont have them, they cant provide them. Conversely, J is available ex CBR to MEL, BNE, ADL, PER and SYD so J class tags ought to be abundant.
Interestingly flying ex SYD on CX today with no F on board and flying J as an OWE I got F tags...
Many times PER-SIN I have had F tags on my bags. No QF F in sight ex PER.
As no F is available ex CBR, id suspect that no F tags are made available meaning if they dont have them, they cant provide them. Conversely, J is available ex CBR to MEL, BNE, ADL, PER and SYD so J class tags ought to be abundant.
,snip> likewise never had much of an issue with Qantas either, except for Canberra check-in staff insiting on putting business class tags (for domestic to international flights) even though I am platinum, saying first doesn't exist out of Canberra. Whilst this is true, business doesn't exist on most Canberra-Sydney flights either so there goes that theory.
Your DONE4 clearly didn't include any short haul BA flights. BA stopped priority baggage on these routes about the same time as they moved into T5, un-advertised of course. Outbound they never put priority tags on short haul, and in-bound most ports will, but it means nothing at Heathrow.
Long haul never had an issue with BA, likewise never had much of an issue with Qantas either, except for Canberra check-in staff insiting on putting business class tags (for domestic to international flights) even though I am platinum, saying first doesn't exist out of Canberra. Whilst this is true, business doesn't exist on most Canberra-Sydney flights either so there goes that theory.
As no F is available ex CBR, id suspect that no F tags are made available meaning if they dont have them, they cant provide them. Conversely, J is available ex CBR to MEL, BNE, ADL, PER and SYD so J class tags ought to be abundant.
It's totally random in my experience. Irrespective of tag type, ticket class, time of day, phase of the moon or the price of lemons in India, sometimes my bag comes out near the start, sometimes it comes out near the end. It doesn't particularly bother me, life's too shortWhen I got back to SYD, again I got through immigration in no time and only had to wait for less than 5 mins for my 2 bags to reappear. So, I guess, priority bags do work sometimes? Thank you QF for delivering!
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Priority tagging means nothing...
I am a plat and even with priorty tags still don't get my bag any quicker than anyone else...
After gone through immigration in less than 5 mins, I waited at the luggage carousel for 45 mins - my suitcase was no where to be seen. Finally it was one of the few last ones to emerge. After long flights between LHR and SYD, I was tired and very upset that I had to wait so long for my suitcase (having a Business tag on it). I don't know if I should complain to Qantas about this - what is the point of earning status and having the luggage came out last? However, when I mentioned this to my sister (who is with another airline ff). She said it happened to her once in America, she took an empty suitcase back on one of her flights, and even though she has the equivalent gold status (like mine with QFF) she waited over an hour for her suitcase - a security person brought it out and gave it to her! She thought that custom / security people must become suspicious of an empty suitcase and checked it out thoroughly.
Has this happened to anyone? Just curious! And, should I write a complain letter to Qantas? Interested in your views, any views!