Apply unused Alaska ticket towards codeshare flights
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 35
Apply unused Alaska ticket towards codeshare flights
Hi there,
I have an unused Alaska ticket from a previous cancellation that I want to use towards a codeshare flight. The value of the ticket is about $120 and I'm hoping to be able to use it on a codeshare flight for two people who costs about $70 each.
When I called Alaska, they said that I can use apply the ticket to book codeshare flight, but only for one person. Essentially, I apply the $120 value towards the $70 ticket, and then get $50 balance back which I can deposit into my e-wallet or send to my email. However, this remaining $50 can only be used towards an Alaska-operated flight, not a codeshare flight, which means that I can't use it on the same flight for the second passenger.
Do you know if there're any workarounds for this? Could I use the remaining $50 to purchase an Alaska-operated flight, and then cancel it, and use the new unused ticket towards a codeshare flight?
I'm a MVP Gold if it matters.
Thanks!
I have an unused Alaska ticket from a previous cancellation that I want to use towards a codeshare flight. The value of the ticket is about $120 and I'm hoping to be able to use it on a codeshare flight for two people who costs about $70 each.
When I called Alaska, they said that I can use apply the ticket to book codeshare flight, but only for one person. Essentially, I apply the $120 value towards the $70 ticket, and then get $50 balance back which I can deposit into my e-wallet or send to my email. However, this remaining $50 can only be used towards an Alaska-operated flight, not a codeshare flight, which means that I can't use it on the same flight for the second passenger.
Do you know if there're any workarounds for this? Could I use the remaining $50 to purchase an Alaska-operated flight, and then cancel it, and use the new unused ticket towards a codeshare flight?
I'm a MVP Gold if it matters.
Thanks!
#2
Join Date: Jan 2008
Programs: AS MVPG, CO, NW(now DL), Flying Blue
Posts: 6,554
no afaik, it just goes back into your my wallet or a flight credit and kicks the expiration date down the road a bit
Last edited by ANC; May 21, 2014 at 6:54 pm
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 35
Then when I cancel, I can probably opt to receive the credit in an unused ticket in the other person's name, and then I can use the new unused ticket to book a codeshare flight?
Are there any issues here?