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Careful, since who knows what rule of back to back/throwaway ticketing you could be breaking by buying a ticket and not flying. The airlines probably would clai
by mikey_p 16y ago
Careful, since who knows what rule of back to back/throwaway ticketing you could be breaking by buying a ticket and not flying. The airlines probably would claim that this is illegal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airline_booking_ploys http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airline_booking_ploys
- jarin 16y agoWhat are they gonna do, arrest you and force you to get on the flight?
- brianr 16y agoProbably not, but they still have some leverage... from wikipedia: "airlines may respond by confiscating tickets, cancelling frequent flier status and billing travel agents for the fare difference."
- ctide 16y agoIt's not illegal, I've had Virgin America actually tell me to just not show up when I was canceling a flight once because the cancelation fee was more expensive than my ticket. Essentially, I had to pay them $20 or something to cancel my flight or just not show up.
- oniTony 16y agoFrom the linked page: > However, even though booking ploys might be a breach of contract and against airline rules, the illegality of such endeavours has been disputed by legal experts "airline rules" and illegality are quite different.