Tickless Travel Credit - Changing Flights Question

[Tiggs14]

I have a question...

We are considering cancelling our Buffalo flight and flying out of Detroit instead. It's rougly $200 cheaper to fly out of Detroit and we're hoping to be able to use that money to partially pay for our flight to Los Angeles in February.

My question is we have $550 of credit from a cancelled flight in January. We used this to book the Buffalo flight and then paid the difference (roughly $200). If we cancel the Buffalo flight and rebook the Detroit flight will the roughly $200 in ticketless travel credit expire on the day we booked the Buffalo flight or the day the cancelled January funds expire which is sometime in November? If the answer is November we'll likely leave things alone as it'd cost us to extend them to February.

 

[alwaysmom]

I'm going to try and answer this from what I understand from Southwest regarding my own travel credits.

The $550 will have a expiration date from it's original transaction or November.

The $200 will have a expiration date from when you booked your Buffalo flight.

I currently have 3 different expirations dates on my travel credits. Hopefully someone can confirm my understanding.

 

[disneyfaninaz]

Yes, each credit will have it's own one year expiration from the original purchase date.