Costa Rica’s official gazette records that Skyway’s representative said the company would not resume air operations and that its operating certificate would be cancelled. Do not rely on old routes as current service.

Ask the ticket issuer and departure airport to confirm the exact flight and operator first. An old ticket or timetable alone is not confirmation that the service will operate.

Contact the original ticket issuer about the unused ticket. If the airline is no longer trading, ask the seller or relevant authority which claims channel applies. A refund is not guaranteed by this FAQ.

Keep the ticket or booking reference, payment record and any cancellation notices or correspondence so the seller can identify the booking and explain the available procedure.

A matching airline code is not proof that an old ticket has transferred to a new operator. Ask the issuer to confirm the full carrier name and the status of the actual reservation.

Before paying, verify the airline’s current identity, operating authorization and the exact service with the seller. Historical web pages and archived route lists do not confirm an available flight.

Use the baggage entitlement on the confirmed replacement ticket and ask the new operating carrier about any restrictions. Do not assume the old allowance transfers automatically.

Start with the airline or ticketing agent. For escalation, consult the relevant civil aviation authority or consumer body. IATA does not resolve individual commercial disputes.