BUMP program at TPA
#1
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Programs: NW Plat, UA 2P, DL FO, HH Silver, Starwood Gold
Posts: 866
BUMP program at TPA
Has anyone had experience walking up to NW at TPA with a CO ticket and getting on NW??
It's domestic by the way..TPA-LAX
It's domestic by the way..TPA-LAX
#2
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: MI
Programs: NW/DL Plat->Gold->Silver, AA EXP 1MM
Posts: 855
No, but I did so in PDX in October with no problem (return portion of a round-trip, of course)
I attempted to do so with a 2-segment DL return in SFO last week, and the tkt agent indicated she would have done so, except that unfortunately I arrived late at the tkt counter.
Now the question is, can I do so internationally using my return tkt on CO: CDG-EWR-DTW , and instead travelling NW: CDG-DTW? We'll see.
I attempted to do so with a 2-segment DL return in SFO last week, and the tkt agent indicated she would have done so, except that unfortunately I arrived late at the tkt counter.
Now the question is, can I do so internationally using my return tkt on CO: CDG-EWR-DTW , and instead travelling NW: CDG-DTW? We'll see.
#3
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Grand Rapids
Programs: NW Plat, HH Sliver, Mariott Silver
Posts: 420
I did it at TPA last year. NW had no problem doing from my DL ticket. The only problem was no FC available to DTW, but FC was available DTW-GRR. I still didn't mind, since I would not have been in FC on DL anyway.
It is my understanding that they wound do the bump on international flights. Anyone have actual experience with this?
BTW, I would only do this on your return. A co-worker of mine tried this on the outbound and found his return was cancelled by the original airline. He got it worked out, but it was a major pain.
It is my understanding that they wound do the bump on international flights. Anyone have actual experience with this?
BTW, I would only do this on your return. A co-worker of mine tried this on the outbound and found his return was cancelled by the original airline. He got it worked out, but it was a major pain.

