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Nearly all US airlines except budget airlines allow fee-free credits up until day-of flight...
by ezfe 3y ago
Nearly all US airlines except budget airlines allow fee-free credits up until day-of flight...
- JohnFen 3y agoI don't know what this means. When I buy tickets, they are nonrefundable. If I don't use the ticket, I don't get my money back (or credits). You can buy tickets that are refundable, but they cost more.
- ezfe 3y agoRefundable always means to original purchase method. What I'm referring to is usually identified as "change fees." If you cancel a non-refundable non-Basic Delta, JetBlue, American, etc. ticket you will get the entire ticket value as credit for future flights. If you cancel a Basic ticket, you usually get the entire ticket value less a flat fee. Some airlines don't give any credit. If you cancel a Refundable ticket you get the money back on your credit card/bank account.