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I bought a roundtrip ticket between two US cities A->B->A for two people. One of us will not do the flight A->B. From what I've seen in other questions, I don't expect this person to be able to do B->A.
- Can the other person do A->B?
- Can the other person do B->A?
- Can I do something to solve this mess that doesn't involve paying lots of money?
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I bought a roundtrip ticket between two US cities A->B->A for two people. One of us will not do the flight A->B. From what I've seen in other questions, I don't expect this person to be able to do B->A.
- Can the other person do A->B?
- Can the other person do B->A?
- Can I do something to solve this mess that doesn't involve paying lots of money?
air-travel bookings cancellations
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
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up vote
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I bought a roundtrip ticket between two US cities A->B->A for two people. One of us will not do the flight A->B. From what I've seen in other questions, I don't expect this person to be able to do B->A.
- Can the other person do A->B?
- Can the other person do B->A?
- Can I do something to solve this mess that doesn't involve paying lots of money?
air-travel bookings cancellations
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
dda
14.3k32951
asked Mar 26 at 20:13
etal
1233
I bought a roundtrip ticket between two US cities A->B->A for two people. One of us will not do the flight A->B. From what I've seen in other questions, I don't expect this person to be able to do B->A.
- Can the other person do A->B?
- Can the other person do B->A?
- Can I do something to solve this mess that doesn't involve paying lots of money?
air-travel bookings cancellations
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
dda
14.3k32951
asked Mar 26 at 20:13
etal
1233
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
dda
14.3k32951
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
dda
14.3k32951
edited Mar 27 at 1:05
dda
14.3k32951
14.3k32951
asked Mar 26 at 20:13
etal
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asked Mar 26 at 20:13
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asked Mar 26 at 20:13
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What you've read is correct. Rules may vary based on the particular airline's Contract of Carriage, but in general:
- Yes. If only one of you shows up for A->B that shouldn't be a problem.
- Probably. Once the other person doesn't show up for A->B their return ticket will be cancelled, however, even if booked together the two tickets should have different ticket numbers. Hence, I would expect that the ticket of the person who did fly A->B will still be honored. However, I would strongly encourage you to contact the airline to confirm.
- Probably not. Unless you or the other person has status with the airline on which you are flying, in which case if you call the elite help desk, get a particularly nice agent, and really sell your reasoning for dropping A->B they may have mercy on you. However, most likely not.
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
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oldest
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
What you've read is correct. Rules may vary based on the particular airline's Contract of Carriage, but in general:
- Yes. If only one of you shows up for A->B that shouldn't be a problem.
- Probably. Once the other person doesn't show up for A->B their return ticket will be cancelled, however, even if booked together the two tickets should have different ticket numbers. Hence, I would expect that the ticket of the person who did fly A->B will still be honored. However, I would strongly encourage you to contact the airline to confirm.
- Probably not. Unless you or the other person has status with the airline on which you are flying, in which case if you call the elite help desk, get a particularly nice agent, and really sell your reasoning for dropping A->B they may have mercy on you. However, most likely not.
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
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What you've read is correct. Rules may vary based on the particular airline's Contract of Carriage, but in general:
- Yes. If only one of you shows up for A->B that shouldn't be a problem.
- Probably. Once the other person doesn't show up for A->B their return ticket will be cancelled, however, even if booked together the two tickets should have different ticket numbers. Hence, I would expect that the ticket of the person who did fly A->B will still be honored. However, I would strongly encourage you to contact the airline to confirm.
- Probably not. Unless you or the other person has status with the airline on which you are flying, in which case if you call the elite help desk, get a particularly nice agent, and really sell your reasoning for dropping A->B they may have mercy on you. However, most likely not.
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
cbw
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up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
What you've read is correct. Rules may vary based on the particular airline's Contract of Carriage, but in general:
- Yes. If only one of you shows up for A->B that shouldn't be a problem.
- Probably. Once the other person doesn't show up for A->B their return ticket will be cancelled, however, even if booked together the two tickets should have different ticket numbers. Hence, I would expect that the ticket of the person who did fly A->B will still be honored. However, I would strongly encourage you to contact the airline to confirm.
- Probably not. Unless you or the other person has status with the airline on which you are flying, in which case if you call the elite help desk, get a particularly nice agent, and really sell your reasoning for dropping A->B they may have mercy on you. However, most likely not.
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
cbw
1,646149
What you've read is correct. Rules may vary based on the particular airline's Contract of Carriage, but in general:
- Yes. If only one of you shows up for A->B that shouldn't be a problem.
- Probably. Once the other person doesn't show up for A->B their return ticket will be cancelled, however, even if booked together the two tickets should have different ticket numbers. Hence, I would expect that the ticket of the person who did fly A->B will still be honored. However, I would strongly encourage you to contact the airline to confirm.
- Probably not. Unless you or the other person has status with the airline on which you are flying, in which case if you call the elite help desk, get a particularly nice agent, and really sell your reasoning for dropping A->B they may have mercy on you. However, most likely not.
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
cbw
1,646149
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
cbw
1,646149
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
cbw
1,646149
answered Mar 26 at 21:24
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