How can I redeem a Sun Country Airlines voucher? This question is about Sun Country Airlines Rewards Program Review

You can redeem a Sun Country Airlines voucher by booking a flight through the Sun Country Airlines website and inputting your voucher code in the payment section. How to Redeem a Sun Country Airlines Voucher Log in to your Sun Country account and proceed to book your new trip. Click on “Use a Sun Country flight credit or voucher” on the "Review and Pay" page. Enter the 17-digit flight voucher code from the email you received when the voucher was issued. Click “Apply Voucher.” If a balance is due after applying your flight voucher(s), enter your credit card details and select “Accept & Pay” to complete your new booking.

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You can redeem a Sun Country Airlines voucher by booking a flight through the Sun Country Airlines website and inputting your voucher code in the payment section.

How to Redeem a Sun Country Airlines Voucher

Log in to your Sun Country account and proceed to book your new trip.
Click on “Use a Sun Country flight credit or voucher” on the "Review and Pay" page.
Enter the 17-digit flight voucher code from the email you received when the voucher was issued.
Click “Apply Voucher.”

If a balance is due after applying your flight voucher(s), enter your credit card details and select “Accept & Pay” to complete your new booking.

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