The family, consisting of a father, mother, and two children, were planning a trip to Brisbane for a family reunion. They had booked a flight with a budget airline, and the cost of the change was significantly higher than they anticipated. The family was shocked by the fees associated with the change, which they felt were unreasonable.

* Abby and Kade, a couple, had booked a Jetstar flight for their daughter to Brisbane. * The flight was delayed, causing significant inconvenience. * The couple decided to switch their daughter’s seat to a different one, but the airline refused.

The family, who are originally from the Philippines, were travelling from Sydney to Manila. The family was separated at the airport in Sydney, and the children were placed in separate cabins. This was despite the paid seats they had purchased. The family had booked their seats in advance, and they were expecting to be seated together. However, the airline’s staff at the check-in counter and the gate were unable to accommodate their request. The family’s experience highlights the importance of clear communication and customer service in the airline industry. It also raises concerns about the airline’s ability to handle passenger requests effectively.