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Got
a problem connected with your life as a
US Airways retiree? Odds are that someone's been there before
you and figured it out. We want to make those solutions
available to you.
This page is not called
Solutions for nothing. It's intended to be the place where you
bring non-rev problems or other difficulties and find answers.
It's that simple.
Remember, this site belongs
to you. Let's hear about your retiree problems and your
solutions so we
can inform your retiree friends.
Send emails, please, to the
website team.
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SA1P nonrev travel passes
When
an SA1P is pulled from your bank for domestic travel, it
is held under the record locator you created - even if
you didn't travel. When you are ready to use an unused
SA1P, please call the Pass Line at 1-800-325-9999,
option 2 for a live agent. They will put your new
itinerary under the SA1P record locator. Once pulled,
SA1Ps never go back in your bank. You have one year from
the original date of issue to complete travel.
Please be
advised, if an SA1P is pulled for an international
itinerary and you decide not to travel and you have not
paid the international taxes, then the reservation is
not e-ticketed, and the SA1P will fall out of the
reservation system after the outbound flight is not
taken. You must call the Pass Line and change the
international itinerary to any domestic itinerary before
the original outbound flight so that it can be
e-ticketed. You can always call the Pass Line back in
the future and change the domestic itinerary to what you
actually need.
Want to find out more? Check out the Employee Travel
Guide on the Travel section of Wings. If you have
questions please contact
employee.travel@usairways.com.
Dress code for nonrev travel
As
a US Airways employee we ask that you and your guest
pass riders exercise good judgment when selecting your
travel attire. Clothes should be well-groomed, neat,
clean, and conservative.
Coach Class:
Pass travelers may wear casual attire, including shorts,
blue jeans, sandals, and athletic footwear.
First or Envoy Class:
Pass travelers may wear casual attire, including blue or
black denim attire, skirts, capri style pants, and
sandals, provided it is well-groomed, neat, clean, and
conservative. Unacceptable attire in First or Envoy
Class includes t-shirts, shorts, jogging suits, athletic
gear, baseball-style caps, athletic shoes, beach
footwear, or flip-flops.
Forgot Your Wings password?
Trouble logging in?
If
you are unable to access Wings or need to make changes to
your personal information please email the human resources
department at
HR.Records@usairways.com. A staff member will contact
you.
If you can't remember your Wings password you can reset it
yourself online any time day or night. There are links to the Forgot Password feature on the Wings Home page (in
the purple box on the left).
Just answer the questions you chose when you set up Wings
the first time.
Reminder: Your Wings user name is your six-digit employee
number from the front of your badge.
If you
have never logged into Wings before, your default password
is "Usa" plus the last four digits of your
Social Security
number. (Example: Usa1234).
If
you have problems logging in, please go to the feedback
page and let us know the details: The help
desk also can help with password resets. Call (480)
693-6029.
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