What is the meaning of the expiration date on a Delta voucher?
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My parents were issued vouchers for a specific dollar amount towards future travel on Delta as compensation for volunteering to switch to a different flight in an overbook situation. The vouchers have an expiration date on them of 1 year from when their flight was originally scheduled. My question is what the exact meaning of that 'expiration' date is.
- Is it the date by which they must book travel?
- Is it the date by which they must begin travel?
- Is it the date by which their travel must be complete?
- Or is it something else?
Apparently the voucher itself does not state which of these is the case and I didn't see the answer on a quick search of Delta's website.
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How long is my Delta voucher good for?
Validity Period: Voucher is valid for one year from date of issue. Validity period will not be extended. Ticketing Information: Please redeem this voucher at www.delta.com/redeem.Do Delta travel vouchers expire?
\u201cBut rest assured you can continue to book tickets for travel anytime in 2022 or 2023 with your existing eCredits,\u201d states Delta's site. Pre-pandemic, airline vouchers typically expired one year after the purchase date.Why did my Delta eCredit expire?
The latest extension announced Wednesday gives travelers more than two additional years to put their eCredits to use by giving them until the end of 2023 to rebook a trip. Almost all eCredits earned throughout the pandemic were previously set to expire at the end of 2022.Can a flight voucher expire?
When do airline travel vouchers expire? Depends on the airline. Still, vouchers commonly expire one or two years from when they were issued. Make sure to check with your airline to see when your voucher is set to expire, which will help you make a plan for what to do.Market Watch Expiration Dates
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