AF to allow you to sell unwanted ticket.

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  • rferguson
    Participant

    Ever booked a discounted non-flexible ticket way in advance to find it’s no longer needed?

    Air France (and Joon) have partnered with ‘Flexfly’ to enable passengers with unwanted tickets to sell them on to a third party. You get back 50% of the original fare paid, the other 50% goes on the discount to the second buyer and AF/Flexpay.

    There have been a couple other unofficial reseller sites but I believe this is the first airline endorsed one.

    It’s incredible how third party developers and technology is changing the way we travel – bidding for upgrades via third party sites, now selling our unwanted tickets.

    Apologies I couldn’t find a link on the AF website in english:
    https://www.airfrance.fr/FR/fr/local/resainfovol/meilleuresoffres/flexfly-revente-billet-avion.htm

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    Mark Caswell
    Keymaster

    Interesting – although the link above doesn’t currently seem to be working.


    AMcWhirter
    Participant

    This contrasts with rail operator SNCF who is doing its utmost to stop travellers transferring tickets to others.

    SNCF clamps down on ticket re-selling


    canucklad
    Participant

    So I accidently signed up for a site called Jack’s Flight Club.
    To unleash its full discount potential you need to subscribe, so I’ve not really investigated further.
    I’m assuming it might be an unofficial resell site that you’re talking about rferguson.


    Tom Otley
    Keymaster

    It’s interesting. It looks like it was a very short trial

    https://www.flexfly.fr/en

    Screenshot-2018-10-25-at-15.35.01

    Love that colour, BTW

    Also on facebook

    https://www.facebook.com/flexflynow/


    AMcWhirter
    Participant

    And given today’s security concerns I am not surprised.

    [quote quote=900398]It looks like it was a very short trial[/quote]


    iflypremium
    Participant

    Makes sense. If someone can no longer fly and will get peanuts in refunds, why not allow someone else to fly and keep the buyer AND the airline happy ? Surprised it wasn’t around sooner to be fair. That said easyJet allow complete name changes for around £50.00..


    FDOS_UK
    Participant

    Can I sell Air France, instead and keep KLM? 😉

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