Originally Posted by
JubJub
F class has 6 seats and our PNR got the last 2 F seats as a CPU.
I don't recall the actual order of checking in, but I processed all of the check ins, not as one single event for the whole PNR, but each one on the PNR was checked in separately.
What you describe is impossible. You cannot have people in different cabins on the same PNR; the system simply doesn't work that way. At some point -- perhaps on the outbound -- your PNRs were split. That also explains why you would have had to check each person in separately. If they were on a single PNR, you wouldn't have had to do that.
Once the PNRs are split, all bets are pretty much off in terms of who gets priority within the travel group.