Q Tags are useless on domestic to international transfers
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exflightie
exflightie
Member since 26 Nov 2017
Total posts 2
Mum is P1 - She's had (literally) 50% luck with Q Tags (DOMESTIC!).
ausJCP
ausJCP
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 28 Aug 2014
Total posts 132
Fine from my end, and that of my travelling companions. I've flown DOZENS of times from MEL via SYD onto an international connection with my Q bag tags attached to multiple items of luggage. Never had an issue whatsoever.
YMMV?
traveller99
traveller99
Member since 18 Nov 2015
Total posts 114
I travel extensively overseas and have always just left them on my bags as name tag (on the back I've written my details with a permanent marker). They are strong tags, and despite lots of flights are still in very good condition.
EKdevotee
EKdevotee
Emirates Airlines - Skywards
Member since 05 Jun 2017
Total posts 9
Aah, more predictable Qantas idiocy and unnecessarily frustrating stupidity. Why would anyone bother......?
moa999
moa999
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 02 Jul 2011
Total posts 835
My understanding is each tag has a unique ID that is only linked to a pax/booking when you check in on each flight.
rhume
rhume
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 04 Dec 2017
Total posts 1
I've been using them weekly since they were released and never had an issue. International has always originated in Melbourne or Sydney, but I've done dozens of NZ, US, UAE & UK runs with them.
Himeno
Himeno
Member since 12 Dec 2012
Total posts 295
I've seen a handful of Q Tags attached to bags arriving on baggage belts all over the world (even coming off flights that QF didn't operate).
I've never used mine. Haven't even taken them out of the case they came in.