Originally Posted by
daveland
$1,000 unused flight credit. Buy $100 refundable ticket. Get voucher for $850 ($50 change fee on original ticket). Cancel $100 refundable ticket. Does the voucher credit now become $950? Do I now have an $850 voucher credit plus a $100 unused flight ticket? Will I lose a change fee out of the refundable ticket simply because it was bought with a voucher?
As an aside, DL told me that the voucher expiration date will be 1 year from when I "break" the unused flight credit, not 1 year from the original flight....
Thanks.
Ok. the refundable tkt that you purchased with another tkt is the one I'm talking about, the $1000 is it coming from a domestic flight or International? If it's international the original issue date will remain as the expiration date. The new voucher as stated by you will be valid one yr from the date of issue of the voucher.
But Yes once the refundable tkt is issued you don't have to pay the ASC again.