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And those "change fees" are $200, more than many shorter one-way economy fares.
by kevin_b_er 9y ago
And those "change fees" are $200, more than many shorter one-way economy fares.
- rbcgerard 9y agoto be fair those change fees only apply to the discount economy fares - you can pay more to have schedule flexibility with a flexible/refundable fair
- jasonlaramburu 9y agoI've never heard a rational justification for overbooking except that it allows airlines to sell more tickets than they have seats. On most airlines non-refundable fares have a change fee which cover the fuel costs in the event of a no-show. Southwest is the only one that does it right- their refundable fares have enough margin built in to cover no-show costs without change fees.