Volume 8 Number (Journal 668) May, 2015 in this issue

Pass Travel UPDATE April, 2015 
1) Survivor Pass Travel
: What happens to your pass riders when you die? Besides being very sad, they will 
get to keep "some" pass travel privileges for a certain amount of time. Here’s a synopsis: 
Retiree’s Spouse/ Domestic Partner: 
May continue to travel at priority SA2R. They are eligible to fly until 
remarried or a new domestic partnership is established. Note: if an employee (who is retiree eligible) dies, 
their spouse travels at SA1P for the first 30 days, then at priority SA2R thereafter (until re-married or a new 
domestic partnership is established). 
Dependent Children: 
Fly at SA4P until they attain age 26. 
Currently Certified Parents: 
Fly at SA4P for three years. 
Currently Registered Enrolled Friends: 
Fly at SA4P for 90 days. 
Existing Vacation Passes may be used thru the specified travel eligibility period or the original expiration of 
the Vacation Pass, whichever comes first.
Survivor travel is NOT valid on United’s alliance partners, code-share partners or other airlines (OA). 
Survivors may utilize the myUAdiscount leisure travel program during their eligibility period.
For complete Survivor Travel Information in pdf format:
https://flyingtogether.ual.com/web/content.jsp?SID=Travel&path=/Integration/documents/survivorPolicy.pdf
Questions and Answers about Survivor Travel:
https://flyingtogether.ual.com/web/content.jsp?SID=Travel&path=/Integration/links/QA_survivorPassTravel.jsp 
Read the letter from the ETC to a recent widow about Survivor Travel:
On the RAFA website in Travel Benefits>Survivor Travel: 
http://www.rafa-cwa.org/Survivor-Travel. 
To use survivor travel privileges, make sure your pass riders know how to contact the ETC! 
2) Pass Travel Spring Newsletter from the ETC
"The Employee Travel Center has created a spring pass travel newsletter located on the Travel tab on Flying 
Together. Look for the summer edition in the near future."