🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 19:47:31 UTC, Laurence Molloy 
<NOBODY@NOWHERE.IN.PARTICULAR> wrote:

: Are you sure that EasyJet will do this? - Either the flight is 
: transferrable, in which case you can change the flight (but not the 
: passenger) or it isn't, in which case you're stuffed.

From http://www.easyjet.com/EN/book/conditions.html

3.2. Changes to your Ticket

If you wish to change your flight or the Passenger to be carried you 
may do so in the circumstances provided in Article 6.2 and our 
Carrier's Regulations. Otherwise, your contract of carriage with us is
not transferable.

3.3. Validity

A Ticket is only valid for the Passenger named and the flight 
specified being the person and flight for which the reservation was 
originally made or as subsequently changed and accepted by us in 
accordance with Article 3.2 above.

6.2. Changes

You are not entitled to change reservations once confirmed, save that 
names of Passengers or flights (subject to space being available) may 
be changed prior to check-in for the original flight on payment of a 
fee per Passenger per flight and any difference in fares or taxes and 
other charges which may be applicable at the time the change is made, 
subject always to the conditions in our Carrier's Regulations.

: Anyway, if it's transferrable, it's likely to be cancellable with 
: minimal cost - that'd be your best route out if you ask me.

Refunds

11.1. General

On failure by us to provide carriage in accordance with the contract 
of carriage or where a refund is payable in accordance with these 
Conditions of Carriage or our Carrier's Regulations, refund of the 
fare or portion thereof as applicable shall be made by us in 
accordance with this Article and with our
Carrier's Regulations. In any other circumstances not covered in these
Conditions of Carriage, we will not refund fares on request except in 
accordance with our Carrier's Regulations.

Ian
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