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Travel nightmares put Qantas on notice

Travel nightmares put Qantas on notice

After an April to forget, Qantas has promised flights will run more smoothly in the June school holidays, But some loyal customers are mulling whether to give up on the carrier for good.

Lucas BairdReporter

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Donna Stolzenberg has flown with Qantas exclusively for seven years, but the 54-year-old advocate for homeless people is now considering switching carriers. “I don’t want to change,” Stolzenberg tells AFR Weekend. “But I will have to if Qantas doesn’t improve.”

It was on a work trip in late May that events came to a head for Stolzenberg. Arriving in Melbourne from Darwin via Sydney – with a connecting leg that was cancelled twice and delayed by several hours – and already tired and frustrated, the night only got worse after her luggage didn’t arrive.

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Lucas BairdReporterLucas Baird is a journalist based in The Australian Financial Review's Sydney office. Connect with Lucas on Twitter. Email Lucas at lucas.baird@afr.com

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