p9142
Nov 13, 06, 4:47 pm
I am trying to use a $100 off E-Cert on Continental but they don't seem to know what it is when I call in. The back of the cert says it is valid on NW/KLM/CO. Does anyone have any experience using this on CO?
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slippahs
Nov 13, 06, 4:50 pm
I am trying to use a $100 off E-Cert on Continental but they don't seem to know what it is when I call in. The back of the cert says it is valid on NW/KLM/CO. Does anyone have any experience using this on CO?
You'll have to book on CO via NW on the phone, and IIRC the CO flights must be a codeshare.
Also, AFAIK, it's a pickle of a time trying to redeem these certs for a CO flight, so good luck.
You'll have to book on CO via NW on the phone, and IIRC the CO flights must be a codeshare.
Also, AFAIK, it's a pickle of a time trying to redeem these certs for a CO flight, so good luck.
HeathrowGuy
Nov 13, 06, 8:08 pm
CO can take the cert as is, no codeshare required. Alternatively, NWA can issue the CO ticket, and it need not be a NW codeshared flight.
Jaimito Cartero
Nov 13, 06, 8:10 pm
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=623223
Here's a thread that I posted recently about using a PK036 on a non-code share CO flight.
Here's a thread that I posted recently about using a PK036 on a non-code share CO flight.
Jaimito Cartero
Nov 13, 06, 8:11 pm
CO can take the cert as is, no codeshare required. Alternatively, NWA can issue the CO ticket, and it need not be a NW codeshared flight.
I've called up CO a couple of times trying to use one of these NW certs on them, and never had any luck. Are you doing this over the phone or in person? Trust me, I'd much rather not go through NWA after the latest use of one of these.
I've called up CO a couple of times trying to use one of these NW certs on them, and never had any luck. Are you doing this over the phone or in person? Trust me, I'd much rather not go through NWA after the latest use of one of these.
HeathrowGuy
Nov 13, 06, 9:30 pm
I've called up CO a couple of times trying to use one of these NW certs on them, and never had any luck. Are you doing this over the phone or in person? Trust me, I'd much rather not go through NWA after the latest use of one of these.
It can be redeemed on CO via ticket-by-mail - you mail the cert to an addresss provided by CO, and they in turn adjust the charge of the ticket by the cert amount.
It can be redeemed on CO via ticket-by-mail - you mail the cert to an addresss provided by CO, and they in turn adjust the charge of the ticket by the cert amount.
Jaimito Cartero
Nov 14, 06, 12:24 am
It can be redeemed on CO via ticket-by-mail - you mail the cert to an addresss provided by CO, and they in turn adjust the charge of the ticket by the cert amount.
Okay, I'll try this the next time. However, if it doesn't work, I'll have to sue you, and write a letter to the BBB. :D
Okay, I'll try this the next time. However, if it doesn't work, I'll have to sue you, and write a letter to the BBB. :D
aly
Nov 14, 06, 12:58 am
Okay, I'll try this the next time. However, if it doesn't work, I'll have to sue you, and write a letter to the BBB. :D
good one :D , that one warranted a huge grin.. ^
good one :D , that one warranted a huge grin.. ^
Jaimito Cartero
Nov 14, 06, 7:17 pm
It can be redeemed on CO via ticket-by-mail - you mail the cert to an addresss provided by CO, and they in turn adjust the charge of the ticket by the cert amount.
Do you prefer the People's Court, Judge Joe Brown, or Judge Judy? :D
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6694958&postcount=14
Do you prefer the People's Court, Judge Joe Brown, or Judge Judy? :D
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6694958&postcount=14