No point selecting your seat if the airline gives it to someone else
Despite choosing our seats nine months in advance, upon receiving our boarding passes we found Qantas had moved us to a less comfortable spot.
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Despite choosing our seats nine months in advance, upon receiving our boarding passes we found Qantas had moved us to a less comfortable spot.
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