Rule 5: Tickets and Coupons
 
  1. TICKET REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL.You must present a valid Ticket for travel on our aircraft.Your Ticket entitles you only to transportation from the designated point of origin to the designated destination, via the designated route.Any Ticket that has not been validated, or has otherwise been altered, mutilated, improperly issued, or written in pencil, will not be valid and will not be accepted for travel.
  2. TICKETS ARE NOT TRANSFERABLE.You may not transfer your Ticket to any other person.However, we are not liable to you for honoring or refunding your Ticket when presented by another person.
  3. RESPONSIBILITY FOR TICKET ACCURACY.You are responsible for ensuring that any Ticket for travel with us accurately reflects your full name and matches your valid identification. We will void any Ticket that is presented to us for travel by someone other than the passenger named on the Ticket.Voided Tickets may not be used, are subject to confiscation, and will not be refunded.
  4. FLIGHT COUPONS.Flight coupons will be honored only in the order in which they are issued for use on a trip.A “flight coupon” is a boarding document for travel on one segment only of a ticketed flight. Any flight coupon that has not been validated, or has otherwise been altered, mutilated, improperly issued, or written in pencil will not be valid and shall not be accepted for travel.
  5. PROHIBITION ON ABUSE/MISUSE OF TICKETS AND FLIGHT COUPONS.Use of flight coupons from two or more issued round-trip Tickets to circumvent any applicable fare rules (such as advance purchase or minimum stay requirement) is not permitted. Hawaiian and its authorized travel agents are prohibited from issuing such "back to back" Tickets, under such circumstances where there is an obvious intent to abuse and/or misuse the restricted round-trip fares. Thus. we may deny you transportation if you are found to be utilizing Tickets in this manner unless you remit to us the difference between the fare paid and the fare for the transportation you would have paid had you not violated this rule.
  6. VALIDITY OF TICKETS.
    • 1General Rule.Tickets are generally valid for transportation for one year from the date of issuance of the original Ticket. After the expiration of the one-year period, the Ticket is void and has no value.
    • 2Date Expressly Stated.If a Ticket contains, or is subject to, an express date through which a Ticket is valid, then the Ticket shall remain valid only through that express date.
  7. TICKET CHANGES; TRAVEL CREDIT FOR UNUSED TICKETS.
    • 1General Rule. Ticket changes are allowed only during the period of their validity.You will be charged any fare difference between the original fare and the fare applicable to the new Ticket, in addition to any surcharges for ticket changes as provided for in Rule 3: Reservations and Ticketing.
    • 2Prevention of Use.If you are prevented from using a valid Ticket or portion of a valid Ticket, due to overbooking, a change to a smaller aircraft, or a flight cancellation, and we are unable to accommodate you on another flight in a comparable class of service prior to the expiration of your Ticket, we will issue you a travel credit for the original amount of the unused Ticket or portion thereof, as applicable.
    • 3Illness or Physical Incapacity.If you are unable to commence or continue your travel prior to the expiration of your Ticket due to your illness or physical incapacity, or the illness or physical incapacity of a member of your Immediate Family, or an associate with whom you are traveling, we may, in our sole discretion, issue you a travel credit for the original amount of the unused Ticket or portion thereof, as applicable, provided, however, that you present us with sufficient written proof of your illness or physical incapacity, or of the illness or physical incapacity of the affected family member or traveling associate.
    • 4Void or Expired Tickets.We do not allow changes to, or issue travel credit on, void or expired Tickets.