No-show for the connection flight
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2017
Posts: 8
No-show for the connection flight
Dear all,
I have a one-way ticket from SAL to SJO via PTY with Copa economy T class.
Itinerary will be:
CM411 SAL 14:05 -> PTY 17:10 (overnight in PTY)
CM787 PTY 07:52 (+1) -> SJO 08:13 (+1)
My question will be:
When I finish taking CM411 and arrive in PTY,
May I just walk away and don't take CM787 on the next morning? (without checkin/cancel for CM787)
In this case, will I be charged any fee for penalty? (I need to neither rebook nor refund.)
I am not sure if this case is so-called no-Show or throw-away...
I look forward to your answers and thanks a lot in advance.
I have a one-way ticket from SAL to SJO via PTY with Copa economy T class.
Itinerary will be:
CM411 SAL 14:05 -> PTY 17:10 (overnight in PTY)
CM787 PTY 07:52 (+1) -> SJO 08:13 (+1)
My question will be:
When I finish taking CM411 and arrive in PTY,
May I just walk away and don't take CM787 on the next morning? (without checkin/cancel for CM787)
In this case, will I be charged any fee for penalty? (I need to neither rebook nor refund.)
I am not sure if this case is so-called no-Show or throw-away...
I look forward to your answers and thanks a lot in advance.
#2
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: New York, NY
Programs: AA Gold. UA Silver, Marriott Gold, Hilton Diamond, Hyatt (Lifetime Diamond downgraded to Explorist)
Posts: 6,776
If this is a one off situation you shouldn't have anything to worry about. Now if this violates any legal statuses you'd have for immigration purposes that falls on you to abide to.
#3
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: IAH
Programs: UA
Posts: 603
I'm pretty sure this is the definition of hidden city ticketing (or whatever), but I agree that as a one-off, it shouldn't be a problem. I can't possibly imagine that CM's systems are good enough to catch something like this and do what? retroactively charge your credit card or something?