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CHEAP flight from New York to Toronto for sale

the_donthe_don Posts: 513
edited May 2008 in The Porch
I know this is a long shot, but my buddy backed out on going to the MSG shows, now I have an extra plane ticket that I am not able to get refunded.
It departs on June 26th in the afternoon, and costs $120, which isn't bad at all. If there's anyone from Toronto without a return ticket, this is a pretty good opportunity.
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  • LukinFanLukinFan Florida Posts: 29,050
    the_don wrote:
    I know this is a long shot, but my buddy backed out on going to the MSG shows, now I have an extra plane ticket that I am not able to get refunded.
    It departs on June 26th in the afternoon, and costs $120, which isn't bad at all. If there's anyone from Toronto without a return ticket, this is a pretty good opportunity.
    Don't you have to have the ID of the person's name on the ticket to get on the plane?
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  • mjbmjb Posts: 1,315
    the_don wrote:
    I know this is a long shot, but my buddy backed out on going to the MSG shows, now I have an extra plane ticket that I am not able to get refunded.
    It departs on June 26th in the afternoon, and costs $120, which isn't bad at all. If there's anyone from Toronto without a return ticket, this is a pretty good opportunity.

    unless it is a voucher - are you sure you can sell or transfer a plane ticket - otherwise it seems like a great deal. I wish I could join you, but my stupid sister is getting married that week which totally screwed up the entire leg for me
  • the_donthe_don Posts: 513
    I don't see why I can't change it into someone else's name..
    They wouldn't be losing any money
    2000: Montreal 2003: Toronto 2005: Toronto 2006: Toronto x2 2008: MSG x2, Montreal x2 (EV), Toronto x2 (EV) 2009: Toronto 2010: Buffalo 2011: Detroit (EV), PJ20 x2, Montreal, Toronto x2, Ottawa, Hamilton 2013: London, Buffalo, Brooklyn x2, Philly x2 2014: Detroit 2016: Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto x2, Fenway x2 2018: Home Shows x2 2020: L.A. x2, Oakland x2 
    2023: Seattle x2 (EV) 2024: Vancouver x2, Seattle N2
  • mjbmjb Posts: 1,315
    Airlines are strict about this kind of stuff and it seems to have gotten worse since 9/11. Tickets are typically non-transferable and non-refundable. That said, certain carriers, Westjet, Air Canada, etc. will now let you change a flight, etc. (for a fee of course) and buy prepackaged vouchers which can be put into any name. That said, I think you better check with the airline or travel agent to avoid any nasty surprises.
  • the_donthe_don Posts: 513
    bump.....................
    2000: Montreal 2003: Toronto 2005: Toronto 2006: Toronto x2 2008: MSG x2, Montreal x2 (EV), Toronto x2 (EV) 2009: Toronto 2010: Buffalo 2011: Detroit (EV), PJ20 x2, Montreal, Toronto x2, Ottawa, Hamilton 2013: London, Buffalo, Brooklyn x2, Philly x2 2014: Detroit 2016: Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto x2, Fenway x2 2018: Home Shows x2 2020: L.A. x2, Oakland x2 
    2023: Seattle x2 (EV) 2024: Vancouver x2, Seattle N2
  • Mrs.Vedder78Mrs.Vedder78 Posts: 4,585
    the_don wrote:
    I don't see why I can't change it into someone else's name..
    They wouldn't be losing any money


    I'm sorry to be the carrier of bad news but I worked for Northwest and American Airlines for a long time even after 9/11 and the non-transferable rule is not an airline policy it's an FAA regulation, unless you are selling a voucher airline tkts are non-transferable.
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