Flying to HNL on CO

**kdbutterfly** · 23-Feb-2008, 04:52 PM

Hi everyone. I have a counter agreement with Continental. Usually for domestic it's a free flight, but when I went to pick up the tickets to Honolulu, they told me it was $100 per passenger for standby tickets. The flight loads look really good for the weekend, but the $100 fee concerns me a bit. We have backups on US Airways, which doesn't charge us anything, so we might be coming back on them if we can't get on CO. If we only use half of the ticket, can we get refunded for what we don't use? Do they always charge non-rev pax for flying to Hawaii? It's strange that they charge and other airlines don't, but it's looking like CO is the best bet for the weekend.. especially on the way out. Anyways, if anyone knows about CO non-revving to Hawaii please let me know! Thanks!

**imon32red** · 25-Feb-2008, 08:31 PM

I am not sure what a counter agreement is but I work in RES. I know whenever I have flown Frontier I had to buy a pass. It seems like we went to ZED's about a year ago with you guys. As far as flying nonrev to HNL you shouldn't have a lot of trouble getting there. Getting back will be another issue. It is hard for anyone to fly nonrev out of HNL.