Buddy Passes
04-09-2022, 05:24 AM
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Buddy Passes
My friend would like to use a Buddy Pass for a flight in early July. I've told him that given the state of our airline right now, I think it's not wise and to buy a ticket. he still insists.
I know we apply for a buddy pass on id90, however, those who have used buddy passes with Spirit in the past, what disclaimer/info do you give the person receiving the buddy pass? Basically its like a standby ticket, and if you don't get on the flight, you will have to re-book on the next available flight? All jokes aside, what do you tell them so they are aware of just what the buddy pass is (again never used one).
I know we apply for a buddy pass on id90, however, those who have used buddy passes with Spirit in the past, what disclaimer/info do you give the person receiving the buddy pass? Basically its like a standby ticket, and if you don't get on the flight, you will have to re-book on the next available flight? All jokes aside, what do you tell them so they are aware of just what the buddy pass is (again never used one).
04-10-2022, 07:31 AM
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My friend would like to use a Buddy Pass for a flight in early July. I've told him that given the state of our airline right now, I think it's not wise and to buy a ticket. he still insists.
I know we apply for a buddy pass on id90, however, those who have used buddy passes with Spirit in the past, what disclaimer/info do you give the person receiving the buddy pass? Basically its like a standby ticket, and if you don't get on the flight, you will have to re-book on the next available flight? All jokes aside, what do you tell them so they are aware of just what the buddy pass is (again never used one).
I know we apply for a buddy pass on id90, however, those who have used buddy passes with Spirit in the past, what disclaimer/info do you give the person receiving the buddy pass? Basically its like a standby ticket, and if you don't get on the flight, you will have to re-book on the next available flight? All jokes aside, what do you tell them so they are aware of just what the buddy pass is (again never used one).
04-11-2022, 10:01 AM
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I've had a friend use passes on 2 round trips and it was pretty easy. She had no problem getting on because, again, so many no shows.
I just told her to dress decently, be super nice, and be ready for things to go wrong.
I just told her to dress decently, be super nice, and be ready for things to go wrong.
04-11-2022, 10:53 AM
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