Originally Posted by
eng3
So if one "cancels" the ticket, then tries to use the value to "rebook" a cheaper ticket, they will NOT receive an ETC for the residual.
That is my interpretation. I would love to be wrong.
Originally Posted by
Mike Jacoubowsky
Thanks, yes, I checked the fare rules and no residuals allowed. But at least the tickets aren't tied together, meaning that the two separate travelers can travel separately in the future, right?
Correct; however, you would need to split the PNR to do it. When it’s time to rebook, if you say that you only want to rebook one passenger and leave the credit in the ticket for the other, the agent will split the PNR. I do not think that it is possible to add any new travelers to a PNR when making a change like this, so if you were originally traveling with your son, and now you wanted to travel with your wife using that credit, while your son took a separate trip, I think your wife would end up on a separate PNR also. (I may be wrong about this).