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[eeyoresmom]

I rebooked a flight for DH that was booked with a companion pass ( he is the companion). Now he has a credit. Is there anyway to use that credit on a flight that he will be a companion again??

 

[Shelly F - Ohio]

Wait if you rebooked a companion pass there is no credit. A companion pass is free except the tax portion $5.60 each way. And if you rebooked then you the $5.60 would be applied to the new ticket.

 

[WDW_Diane]

I rebooked a flight for DH that was booked with a companion pass ( he is the companion). Now he has a credit. Is there anyway to use that credit on a flight that he will be a companion again??

Was the original flight booked before you had the Companion Pass and now he has a $$ credit to use? If this is the case, as it was with my husband, that credit will expire one year from the date it was purchased. If he flies somewhere without you before then, have him type in that original confirmation number to try to use the credit. If it was a tax fee credited back to him, it will have to be used on tax fees, from my experience. The fares and tax fees and early bird check-in costs seem to all have their own credit categories.

 

[eeyoresmom]

Hmmm....thats weird. It was a companion pass. International flight so I had to pay a lot more in taxes. Maybe the credit is for taxes.....

 

[Shelly F - Ohio]

Hmmm....thats weird. It was a companion pass. International flight so I had to pay a lot more in taxes. Maybe the credit is for taxes.....

In which case you must have over looked the option to have the taxes refunded to you. Now you have a credit what must be applied to a paid flight in his name before the expiration date which is one year from the date in which you purchased the original ticket. So the next time you book a companion pass ticket and need to pay the taxes just use the confirmation number that has the credit attached to it in the "use travel voucher section" on the payment page