Going to America.

[eek]

Let me quote you from their eligibility then:

Those eligible for the ISE Card include:

• Students at least 12 years old, enrolled in a program of study during the current or prior academic year. There is no upper age limit.

• Faculty/teacher members from all educational institutions are eligible for the ISE Card - Faculty/Teacher version. There is no upper age limit

• Young people under the age of 26 who do not qualify for either Student or Faculty/Teacher status are eligible to apply for the ISE Card - Youth Version. Although the Youth Card does not offer as many discounts and concessions as those available to the Student and Faculty/Teacher Cardholders, it does provide all the important travel protection and medical benefits offered with the ISE Card.

So if this is for you or your wife, and you are currently enrolled in a study program you would be eligible. If you can use this on your flights to USA I don't know. I don't think airlines will give you special rates, so you have to use the assigned travel agencies, normally Sure or STA Travel. Check under the website's travel section if they mention anything about airlines. Even if agencies do offer discounts though, it does not mean it'll apply on a USA destination or airline that operates on that route. Best check directly with an airline too as I find agency specials aren't always specials. Sometimes it "pays to go direct", lol.

 

[waynegohl]

thanks man, i have sent an email to flight centre asking them if there are discounts for adults with student numbers.