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Qantas Mistakenly Discounts First-Class Flights by 85%, Rebooks Customers to Business Class

Qantas Mistakenly Discounts First-Class Flights by 85%, Rebooks Customers to Business Class

Qantas mistakenly sold 300 first-class tickets at an 85% discount due to a booking system error but will rebook affected customers in business class at no extra cost.

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