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[EACarlson]

Can someone better versed in the changes help me with this? Our flight which was booked with points before 5/28 has gone down 2000 points for Wanna Get Away Plus. If it worth it to make this change or do the new fare rules mean it would be better to just keep the original flight? If I understand correctly, the 2000 points would expire in a year?

Points don't expire. The taxes and fees credit will expire, and you will be bound by the new rules. If you're not planning to check bags or have another method to get them without paying, it would make sense. If you're checking bags, the $35 for the first bag is much more than the $24 in value of the points.

 

[TheOneWithTheTriplets]

Can someone better versed in the changes help me with this? Our flight which was booked with points before 5/28 has gone down 2000 points for Wanna Get Away Plus. If it worth it to make this change or do the new fare rules mean it would be better to just keep the original flight? If I understand correctly, the 2000 points would expire in a year?

Points are not subject to expiration: they would just be redeposited. Big question is the bag cost: do you need to have free checked bags and, if so, are you A list or a rapid rewards credit card holder?

 

[AussieFan8]

Points are not subject to expiration: they would just be redeposited. Big question is the bag cost: do you need to have free checked bags and, if so, are you A list or a rapid rewards credit card holder?

Thanks! Neither, but we never check bags, so no issues there.

 

[AussieFan8]

It looks like our return trip that we paid with cash went down slightly as well for Wanna Get Away Plus, so if we don't intend to check bags, it seems the biggest difference is if we then canceled the changed (lower priced) flight, that travel credit would expire 12 months later, correct? Whereas if we cancel our current flight booked before 5/28, that travel credit would not expire.

Thanks for the help. I thought I understood the changes, but appreciate verification that I hopefully have this right.