AC - DC companion ticket certificate
Jun 18, 03, 11:17 am
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AC - DC companion ticket certificate
What are the latest conditions on the AC-DC certificate (second ticket free). I think there was change to the conditions - fare class ?.
Tour Code M2DBF19112
Thanks for any info.
Tour Code M2DBF19112
Thanks for any info.
Jun 18, 03, 12:57 pm
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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Companion ticket can now be used on intra-Canada flights.
Coupon only good on departures from Canada.
For Canada and the US, including Hawaii, coupon good on J,Y, C, B, and M fares. For the rest of the world, must be J, Y or S (Supercomfort).
[This message has been edited by RevvedUp (edited 06-18-2003).]
Coupon only good on departures from Canada.
For Canada and the US, including Hawaii, coupon good on J,Y, C, B, and M fares. For the rest of the world, must be J, Y or S (Supercomfort).
[This message has been edited by RevvedUp (edited 06-18-2003).]
Jun 18, 03, 3:01 pm
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I just travelled to the UK last week and tried to use the 2 for 1 and in the end found out it was cheaper to buy two separate tickets one way in Y return in B for less money than they wanted to sell C.We wanted to be up front so Y in that deal was useless. Also they only had J for sale on the flt we wanted to leave from YYC to LHR. And as we were going up to MAN they wouldn't sell me the DC ticket for the BD code share. So its not really easy to use these.
Jun 18, 03, 3:23 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Jono:
I used mine before the rules became more liberal to fly from YYZ-HNL. At the time, a J ticket was approximately $3,000 vs. $2,200 for Y, so it turned out to be a great deal - $1,500 each person for J seats.</font>
I used mine before the rules became more liberal to fly from YYZ-HNL. At the time, a J ticket was approximately $3,000 vs. $2,200 for Y, so it turned out to be a great deal - $1,500 each person for J seats.</font>
Jun 18, 03, 6:47 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Jono:
I used mine before the rules became more liberal to fly from YYZ-HNL. At the time, a J ticket was approximately $3,000 vs. $2,200 for Y, so it turned out to be a great deal - $1,500 each person for J seats.</font>
I used mine before the rules became more liberal to fly from YYZ-HNL. At the time, a J ticket was approximately $3,000 vs. $2,200 for Y, so it turned out to be a great deal - $1,500 each person for J seats.</font>
Jun 18, 03, 6:57 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by parnel:
I was told last week the rules were no upgrades for the companion ticket and the primary ticket as well.You travel in the class of ticket you buy.</font>
I was told last week the rules were no upgrades for the companion ticket and the primary ticket as well.You travel in the class of ticket you buy.</font>
I hope the direct YYZ-HNL will return this winter.
[This message has been edited by Jono (edited 06-18-2003).]
