juddles
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Hi all,
some of you will "know" me, others not, but I have a bit of a reputation of being a Qantas fan.
I absolutely love Qantas, yet they have many failings. Unlike others that have jumped ship, I choose to fight for this airline. Not by singing praises where undue, but rather by making a hoo-hah about things that even to me, simply stink. In the forlorn hope that someone, somewhere, in Qantas may hear these and change something.
This specific thread is about IT - this encompasses both the QF website, and also any other interaction with pax that is guided or commanded by what must be IT reactions.
Being aware of the myriad threads and opinions about Qantas on AFF, I see a niche for more specific gripes and problems - think technologically, not subjective experiences on a random flight. This is NOT intended by me to be where you complain about an overcooked steak, failure in priority boarding, or even crumbs on a lounge carpet. It is about how their mastery of the technological age is simply not that - it is painful.
To open discussion I will share my latest experience of how they fail in this area (which should be so bloody simple!!)
As a P1, a benefit I get is to nominate someone else for WP status. Used to be a benefit restricted to partners, ie wife or hubby. But recently they changed the rules. So now I can nominate my daughter, which I did.
The process went ok - I contacted them and they assured me they would make my darling eldest WP. And they did. Part of the process needed us to update her profile, contacts, etc.
But within a couple of days my daughter then gets an email from QF inviting her to sign up to Qantas Club??
The invitation email goes on about lounge access, etc. How on earth can an airline send an email to a member offering them to sign up for less privileges than they already have???
I really think that QF has got back on track as a company in recent years, but this sort of offer suggests to me that they still cannot master basic things that this era allows.
I invite you to share any such similar experience, so that maybe Qantas will fix this stuff. Sheer stupid things......
some of you will "know" me, others not, but I have a bit of a reputation of being a Qantas fan.
I absolutely love Qantas, yet they have many failings. Unlike others that have jumped ship, I choose to fight for this airline. Not by singing praises where undue, but rather by making a hoo-hah about things that even to me, simply stink. In the forlorn hope that someone, somewhere, in Qantas may hear these and change something.
This specific thread is about IT - this encompasses both the QF website, and also any other interaction with pax that is guided or commanded by what must be IT reactions.
Being aware of the myriad threads and opinions about Qantas on AFF, I see a niche for more specific gripes and problems - think technologically, not subjective experiences on a random flight. This is NOT intended by me to be where you complain about an overcooked steak, failure in priority boarding, or even crumbs on a lounge carpet. It is about how their mastery of the technological age is simply not that - it is painful.
To open discussion I will share my latest experience of how they fail in this area (which should be so bloody simple!!)
As a P1, a benefit I get is to nominate someone else for WP status. Used to be a benefit restricted to partners, ie wife or hubby. But recently they changed the rules. So now I can nominate my daughter, which I did.
The process went ok - I contacted them and they assured me they would make my darling eldest WP. And they did. Part of the process needed us to update her profile, contacts, etc.
But within a couple of days my daughter then gets an email from QF inviting her to sign up to Qantas Club??
The invitation email goes on about lounge access, etc. How on earth can an airline send an email to a member offering them to sign up for less privileges than they already have???
I really think that QF has got back on track as a company in recent years, but this sort of offer suggests to me that they still cannot master basic things that this era allows.
I invite you to share any such similar experience, so that maybe Qantas will fix this stuff. Sheer stupid things......