US EditionHawaiian, Alaska Airlines' New 'No-Show' Policy: What to Know
- Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines introduced a new no-show policy starting May 15, 2025, applying to confirmed flights in the U.S.
- The policy requires passengers to notify the airline before missing a flight to receive credit, or else forfeit the ticket value and face reservation cancellation.
- This applies to non-refundable tickets without exemptions for corporate clients or elite members, and those who miss flights without advance notice lose money or miles spent.
- A spokesperson stated that adopting one unified, widely accepted policy allows the airline to provide travelers with a more reliable and uniform experience across its entire global network.
- Passengers are advised to promptly contact the airline if they miss a flight to explore options, as failure to notify leads to automatic cancellation and total loss of fare value.
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Hawaiian Airlines days into new policy that could cause travelers to lose out on money
Hawaiian Airlines is days into implementing a new "no-show" policy that could potentially cause travelers to lose out on money.The airline put the policy in place last Thursday for people who have a confirmed reservation but do not board their ticketed flight. "We'll cancel your flight reservation and all continuing and return flights," Hawaiian Airlines said in an announcement published on their website.Additionally, no-show guests will not be …
Hawaiian Airlines has a new no-show policy, here’s what passengers need to know
Hawaiian Airlines began enforcing a new no-show policy this week, asking passengers to let the airline know in advance that they will miss the flight and in return, they will receive full credit for the ticket.
Hawaiian, Alaska Airlines' new 'no-show' policy: What to know
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines rolled out a new no-show policy beginning Thursday, May 15. Now, travelers who miss their flight without canceling in advance could lose the entire value of their ticket. Alaska Air Group, who owns both airlines, said the policy applies to passengers who have a confirmed reservation but fail to show up for their flight without prior notice. Here's what this means: If you’re going to miss y…
Hawaiian, Alaska Airlines enforcing new 'no-show' policy
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines rolled out a new no-show policy beginning Thursday, May 15. Now, travelers who miss their flight without canceling in advance could lose the entire value of their ticket. Alaska Air Group, who owns both airlines, said the policy applies to passengers who have a confirmed reservation but fail to show up for their flight without prior notice. History of the Like button: Did you know? H…
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The SunMajor airline's new ‘no show’ policy where passengers now risk losing money
A MAJOR airline’s new “no show” policy coming into force could see passengers at risk of losing money. With summer soon approaching, people will hope to fly abroad for their dream getaways. GettyA major airline has introduced a new “no-show” policy[/caption] AlamyIt concerns passengers who don’t board their booked flights[/caption] One airline’s new policy issues repercussions for passengers who don’t board their booked flight. This includes the…
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