Originally Posted by why fly
SO nowhere does it say if used by another person they will call security and threaten to take the cert
But it does say that "
Certificates are the property of Air Canada" on the back of the certificate under the "AT CHECK-IN" heading.
So, technically, you never actually owned that certificate in the first place. Therefore, they do have a legal right to reclaim their own property...
However, they would have no way of tracing the certificate back to you (unless your friend told them your name), so their "your friend could lose privileges" line was just a scare tactic...
P.S. A more appropriate title for this thread would be "Warning: AC calls security for
misusing an SSWU"
