US Airways 'Take Flight Certificate' experiences

Getronicle

Hi, mods feel free to move this to the appropriate forum if this is the wrong place, thanks.

I recently returned from San Francisco to Dublin with US airways, connecting through Philadelphia however the Philadelphia - Dublin flight was overbooked and I was placed on a US airways flight to Manchester instead (with another connection to Dublin later that day).

For my troubles, I received a Take Flight Certificate for a certain sum which can be used against the price of a US airways ticket. The terms of the certificate state that it can be used with codeshare partners however I'm not sure if this means flights that are just operated by partners or if it can be used to pay for an actual ticket sold by a partner. Could anyone who has experience with these clarify this?
Also - the certificate is transferable so would anyone know of any issues that could arise if I was to sell it?

Thanks!

BuffyBot

It can be used to book flights operated by a codeshare partner, but you have to make the booking through US Airways. It's no good trying to book a flight with United and asking to pay with a US Airways voucher.

There doesn't appear to be any conditions listed re: selling it. http://www.usairways.com/en-US/traveltools/specialneeds/ticketingpolicies/altpayment/roundtripflightcreditTC.html