Originally Posted by
Often1
Suppose the terms are just fine (for OP)? Why impose your concern about a voucher you have not even read on someone else, who presumably will read the t&c before he makes a premature judgment?
If you have been burned by making a poor choice, that is a function of not being careful.
Are these the terms and conditions that you mentioned?
From the
Notice of Denied Boarding Compensation - EU Member Countries
"Travel Voucher - in the amount of EUR 900 - Valid for 1 year from date of issue, non-exchangeable, non convertible into money. Valid for travel on Air Canada, Air Canada Express, and Air Canada rouge operated flights only."
From the
slip regarding the promotion code
"You have 60 days to retrieve your code which can be applied to new tickets purchased fro travel completed within the next 13 months."
Are there any additional terms hidden on the website that I should be aware of.