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Qantas computer says no to heavy bags
Qantas computer says no to heavy bags
By Steve Creedy From: The Australian January 25, 2011 12:00AM Quote:
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And the Jetstarisation continues.....
Not that long ago you could take 32kg for free. Now, it's 23kg and if you're just 1kg over this it's a $20 fee! |
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But on the other side, you could be 5kg over and still only pay $20 and not $50!
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Things ain't what they used to be! |
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So in order words if you're going to be over, you'd better do it in a spectacular fashion
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You could also say that Qantas are changing their practices to suit modern business and airline practice.
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Was over by 4kg the other day with Virgin and didn't get charged.... yet have been charged flying QF Business when ive been over
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Matt, who knows tomorrow you could be flying Virgin and get charged and fly Qantas in economy and you won't get charged. It's all about luck of the draw and how 'sorry for you' (or lazy) the agent feels.
Of course this is part of the thinking behind new gen check-in. It takes away some of the human uncertainy and applies the rules in black and white. Clearly a much fairer system. |
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hmmmmmmm
Yes you hit the nail right on the head there. Oh and jetstarization is such a good word. So am i hearing this right, a national rollout from june?
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Fair call Ash just was what I experienced - I agree tho it would vary ..
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If you are weighing and labeling the bags yourself wouldn't each be just as easy to remove some heavy items from your bag, weigh it and then put the items back in?
Just a thought |
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