Originally Posted by
8rulos
I believe it belongs to the company. Did the PAX truly not have the opportunity to use it for a year for company travel? What if a relative or friend booked a ticket for a passenger? Would the credit not belong to the payer? What difference should it make if re payer is friend or a company?
That is my point, the credit should belong to whomever paid for the ticket, but the airline policies dictate otherwise. The fare is attached to your name regardless of who paid for it and unless they were waiting for their friend at the airport, they would have no way of knowing whether the friend used the ticket or not.
So, in some ways, I can see where some people take advantage of that policy. It definitely makes me wonder if the company I work for has such a policy.