Qantas refused guide dog and stranded blind woman

[Dual ground]

I don't doubt that The Guide Dog Association do fantastic work, but in what way does that relate to any of the points that I made in my post?

How did QF "strand" a passenger who wasn't even booked on their service?

And for arguments sake should a blind passenger who is travelling with an able bodied companion and a guide dog be given priority over say, a mother travelling with an infant, or two?