- Joined
- Mar 5, 2019
- Posts
- 3,453
- Qantas
- Platinum
- Virgin
- Platinum
SO grateful you posted this!Update on this - Spoke to a very helpful agent from HBA, Mara. She said that it was a good thing that I called to check on this. The cancellation had been stuck and wasn't going to go anywhere unless pushed manually. So Mara did the push for me, provided a dummy PNR to track this refund.
I then told her about how the website was confusing when it said a flight credit will be issued when I had asked for a refund. She apologised for the confusion and told that my refund is on it's way now. Mara also told that the card fee will be refunded, however, the carbon offset that I purchased will be not.
So it is not just me (I thought I might have done something wrong) ... There definitely something wrong with the Refund/FC page and the related backend processing of refunds. I'd strongly recommend folks that have requested a Refund to call up & follow.I cancelled a fully refundable booking online yesterday, choosing 'Refund', but got the same landing page showing 'Flight credit' confirmation.
That’s actually quite common for cancelled flights or credits. CheckMyTrip would show similar info.This is more of a funny and harmless one. I redeemed a GV via the call centre and the draft itinerary send by the agent for my review had this phantom segment at the end. This one takes the mystery flights to another level...
The date is 361 days after I purchased the GV. The agent cleaned it up before finalising the booking but it was a funny extra topic to talk about while she was typing away.
View attachment 323597
Had a chat re this with a QF supervisor - he was very surprised to hear about this *phantom* booking. He acknowledged that the booking system sometimes will add a *ghost* route to the itinerary, but never something that says *fictitious point*This is more of a funny and harmless one. I redeemed a GV via the call centre and the draft itinerary send by the agent for my review had this phantom segment at the end. This one takes the mystery flights to another level...
The date is 361 days after I purchased the GV. The agent cleaned it up before finalising the booking but it was a funny extra topic to talk about while she was typing away.
View attachment 323597
AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements
Always been the case. The airport codes used are QZW-QZY for Qantas system bookings.Had a chat re this with a QF supervisor - he was very surprised to hear about this *phantom* booking. He acknowledged that the booking system sometimes will add a *ghost* route to the itinerary, but never something that says *fictitious point*
First time I spot it. Though, it was the first time in eons when I booked through a QF call centre. When you redeem a GV online, the system automatically purges any pseudo flights out. And a good TA would also clean up the itineraries of any placeholders or marks they've made.Always been the case. The airport codes used are QZW-QZY for Qantas system bookings.
My experience is it is not possible to request upgrades on partner or codeshare services. Are you saying that you were able to request an upgrade for the legs operated by MH ?applied for upgrades on other legs in the same itenarary)
My experience is it is not possible to request upgrades on partner or codeshare services. Are you saying that you were able to request an upgrade for the legs operated by MH ?
Facing a hilarious problem at the moment.
I'm flying QF36 Y SIN-MEL in June. Qantas has been flying their 787s on this flight, and at the time of booking my flight was scheduled on a 787. So, I put in an upgrade request to Y+ (not to J).
Qantas has decided to fly 330s on that route now, and my flight has been changed to a 330. Now, when I try and alter my upgrade request for any flight on that itinerary, I run into an error page. I presume this is because Qantas can't find Y+ for their 330s.
No problem - this should be a relatively easy fix for the call center.
Turns out, as my itinerary is both a multi-city, and there's a non QF leg (KUL-SIN on MH), the call center cannot make any alterations to my upgrade requests. When I asked if they could tell me what upgrade requests were still valid (I had also applied for upgrades on other legs in the same itenarary), they had no idea either.
Guess I will continue to call to see if I find someone with answers. Otherwise I suppose I'll be playing a new version of the upgrade lottery!
Hah, that's the exact situation I'm trying to avoid. I might cop the call center change fee to move my flight (it's a flex ticket) with the hope that it'll reset the upgrades. I picked QF36 for the 787 anyway, so if it's going to be on a 330 I prefer QF38's timing.I wouldn't put it past QF to "upgrade" you to Y+ and take the points on the A330.
Ouch, attaching lounge passes always works until you want it, then it doesn't! Which lounge was this?Unable to attach lounge passes online as is the case 75% of the time. Call up the Customer Service get the old 'that's been done' and it never gets done. Rinse repeat for 3 days only to then get to the lounge and nope, not there so need to work from the gate for 3 hours waiting for my flight.
Hah, that's the exact situation I'm trying to avoid. I might cop the call center change fee to move my flight (it's a flex ticket) with the hope that it'll reset the upgrades. I picked QF36 for the 787 anyway, so if it's going to be on a 330 I prefer QF38's timing.