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FemDemERA

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2. Am I reading correctly? Under the exceptions, it says

Reply to Callalily (Original post)

Tue Dec 3, 2024, 01:20 PM

Dec 3

Situations not included are:

1. You purchased a non-refundable ticket.

Does that mean if the flight is canceled or delayed through no fault of the customers, that those with the non-fundable tickets are out the money?

I have bought non-refundable tickets in the past, and thought the non-refundable clause was if I chose to cancel, not something on the airlines side. Surely I am misunderstanding something here?

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This New Rule Just Ended the Airline Refund Nightmare [View all] Callalily Dec 3 OP

This info was posted by Sec. Pete Buttigieg on Threads FakeNoose Dec 3 #1

Am I reading correctly? Under the exceptions, it says FemDemERA Dec 3 #2