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wads Sep 28, 2014 7:50 pm

AS gold cancelling self/partner ticket
 
Sorry if this is in the wrong spot.

Wondering if I purchase a ticket for myself and a partner (brother) to be used later in the year. looking to purchase the lowest coach fair. I know that if I (as a gold) cancel, then the ticket will be returned to my wallet.

My question is if my brother cancels (booked on the same ticket as myself,) will the ticket be refundable?
will the funds go onto my wallet
or his.

Can I refund one and not the other.

In typing this, it looks like this could be used as a way to game the system, at least in the short term. (this is not my intent)

Thanks in advance for your replies.

Wads

beckoa Sep 28, 2014 8:07 pm

I'm not sure what you are trying to 'game' exactly. Your brother would be subject to the same cancellation penalties as a non-MVPG+. IIRC you should be able to select which wallet the funds go into. And one cannot split a companion certificate like this either.

dgwright99 Sep 28, 2014 10:02 pm

It used to be the case that if, as an MVPG, you booked a rez for self plus other pax, the other pax got free changes as well. But no more.

I have found that if I book an award for somebody else, I get free changes; not sure if I'm supposed to, but it has continued to work that way since the change (most recently a month ago).

tusphotog Sep 28, 2014 11:05 pm

Your ticket: no change/cancel fee. Your brother: hit with the change fee unless it's in the change/cancel window. This caught me last year. Funds go into your wallet.

The exception is if your bother is on a mileage ticket. Then there's no chance/cancel/re-deposit fee.

redtigeriii Sep 29, 2014 7:48 am

So as an MVPG, if you booked a flight for yourself plus another person without status, then decided later to cancel both tickets on the reservation inside of 60 days...would you be hit with a change fee for the non-status person? Or is that only if the one person without status wants to cancel their ticket?

CDKing Sep 29, 2014 8:20 am


Originally Posted by redtigeriii (Post 23597744)
So as an MVPG, if you booked a flight for yourself plus another person without status, then decided later to cancel both tickets on the reservation inside of 60 days...would you be hit with a change fee for the non-status person? Or is that only if the one person without status wants to cancel their ticket?

For revenue, it's treated the same way whether the non-status person is on your PNR and if its a separate PNR. $125 fee will apply for the non-status persons , even if paid for by the status persons credit card. Who get the wallet credit I cannot remember.

You can cancel yourself off the reservation and leave the non-status person intact with no fee.

You can cancel the other person off your reservation and the $125 fee applies

You can both cancel and the $125 fee will still apply for the second person.

redtigeriii Sep 29, 2014 11:20 am

Thanks for the info! I was assuming something different, so thanks for clearing that up.


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