QIK-ok, Im not that smart!Native or QIK?
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QIK-ok, Im not that smart!Native or QIK?
I have been away from my glamourous job as a flight attendant for two whole weeks.
SABRE sucks!
You know what I mean...You do mean SHARES right? :huh: SABRE was awesome compared to this archaeic system!
USCREW was using an old PACER cheat-sheet.You do mean SHARES right? :huh: SABRE was awesome compared to this archaeic system!
Thank-you. No wonder my codes don't work anymore...how long has that been gone? :blink:USCREW was using an old PACER cheat-sheet.
Native or QIK?
Our biggest problems are "availability"...just try booking an international itinerary
I couldn’t agree more I to went and checked out CO and talk to some old CO/EA buddies. They like there pop ups but when the going gets rough or they have complex issue they go to native SHARES without interruptionSpeaking of native SHARES or QIK, I took a few moments to visit my friendly local CO folks. They showed me a few native entries. As I suspected, they made a lot more sense to my old school sensibilities than QIK.
FLIFO: 2(flt nbr), not Ctrl G, F8, (flt nbr)
AVAIL: A EWR, not ctrl G, F1, etc
Very similar to native Sabre, in many respects.
Also showed me their GUI (gooey?) overlay, I forgot the name. Slow, (SLO?), just like QIK. But some of their people (i.e. the new hires, or "yunnins") like it. Their experienced SHARES users prefer native. Goes to show the point that has been mentioned by me and others, that if you really know what you are doing in a native res system, be it Apollo, SHARES, or Sabre, it is faster than and easier than fancy "gooey": overlays, like FASTAIR, QIK, and whatever CO calls theirs.
The point is that CO gives their people a choice to use what they prefer. Instead of forcing the overlay on everyone. Someone who learned QIK from the start might very prefer it. But for us old school native Sabre people, let us have the choice as well. I really think I could learn native SHARES more easily than QIK.
I did not have a chance to see CO's native SHARES try some of the troubled areas of US QIK, like international or off-line availability, but hope to try that out soon.
As far as QIK went today in one station, SSTs were not working. Again. Help desk said it's being worked on. More change fees waived. (But, hey, it's cheaper. Especially for the folks whose money QIK won't take)
Assuming you get a confirmation email, I believe you have 24 hours to call back for corrections if it was incorrectly booked. Check your email and make sure you have the correct class of service, dates of travel, and city pairs booked. If it is $400 too low, one of the above being incorrect could account for the problem.