davidjac

I am flying Aruba to Boston with a layover in Miami. I want to stay in Florida for a few days and return from Fort Myers. US Air wants to charge about $1000 to change my flights. What if I take my only luggage (carry-on) leave in Miami and do not come back for the final leg of the flight to Boston.

Are there any ramifications in doing this?

Thanks for the help

Gardyloo

Of course you'll have to pay for a separate ticket for the last flight.

Generally, airlines don't come after you for the difference, although the T&Cs of your ticket would technically allow them too.

If you make a habit of such behavior, however, the airlines may make note of it, causing trouble in the future.

MmePerdu

Other flights on the same reservation, if any, will be cancelled and if you make a practice of it the airline will likely take some action. But once? No, not a problem. Unless there's a return flight and it seems there isn't.

Sojourntraveller

It actually has a name davidjac. It's called 'hidden city ticketing'. There CAN be consequences but not usually unless you make a habit of it. You can read all about it here:
https://www.google.ca/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=...city+ticketing

suze

If it's the last leg of the ticket you skip, nothing happens. If it's earlier on in the itinerary it would cancel any remaining flights.

dotheboyshall

You might lose the miles for those flights, in extreme cases an airline might close your miles accounts

davidjac

thanks for all the help

David jac