Two pairs of Air Canada tickets expire in 2015

Two winners of an Air Canada promotion were awarded one pair of economy class round-trip tickets each, traveling from Abbotsford to Toronto. The terms dictate that these flights must be taken on regularly scheduled Air Canada rouge services.

All travel associated with the prize must be completed by October 12, 2015. This date is now in the past relative to the current date of November 5, 2026. The tickets were subject to space availability at the time of booking and did not qualify for Aeroplan mileage accumulation or any other frequent flyer program.

The rules prohibit changes to reservations once the travel date is confirmed. Winners could not use upgrade certificates for the flights. The prize is non-transferable, cannot be sold, and holds no cash value if left unused.

Winners and their traveling companions are responsible for all costs not explicitly covered by the airline. This includes ground transportation, gratuities, merchandise, and personal expenses such as meals, beverages, and service charges. Checked baggage fees also fall on the traveler. Participants must obtain their own travel insurance and carry necessary documentation like passports and visas.

The award includes all applicable fees such as airport departure taxes, security charges, and third-party taxes. The prize must be accepted as awarded, with no substitutions, changes, or extensions permitted. Unused prizes will not be refunded.

Air Canada may hold promotional pass recipients liable for failing to adhere to travel restrictions or for the fraudulent use of the tickets. The terms do not specify the current status of the two winners or whether they utilized the flights before the 2015 deadline.