i'm holding a roundtrip interline ticket on southwest. however, i didn't realize that the ticket is valid only for three months from the date of issue. i am on an extended leave and will not use the return ticket until 6 months later. will southwest extend the validity of my return ticket or do i have to apply for another southwest interline ticket for my return leg? i am hoping to extend the validity of my return ticket because the airline i work for only allows 2 interline requests a year.
Your best bet is to call your pass bureau. Generally you return the old for a refund and request a new one. Just remember 90 days is pretty standard on most interline tickets.
Randy - Nonrev Correspondent Chicago
thanks randy.
While ID (i.e., ID75, ID90, etc.) tickets are usually valid for 90 days only, ZED tickets which are valid for 6 months.
What I find interesting, though, is your last comment "the airline i work for only allows 2 interline requests a year".
In the past ID90 travel was generally limited to 1 ticket per year on a bilateral basis, however, many US carriers have, over the years, bilaterally increased the allotment to 6 (in some cases unlmited). ZED tickets are unlimited.
I'd be curious to learn what airline you work with.
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