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Airline Cancellations

Airline Canceled Your Flight? Know Your Options.

An airline cancellation may affect your travel plans and available options. Confirm refund or rebooking details with the airline or ticket seller responsible for your reservation.

When the Airline Cancels on You

If an airline cancels a flight or makes a significant change, the options depend on the alternative offered and the applicable rules. The U.S. DOT explains when ticketed passengers may choose a refund if they do not accept the alternative. Review the DOT refund guidance and confirm your booking details with the airline or ticket seller.

The right move depends on your circumstances. If you still need to reach your destination, the conversation is about the next available flights and any fare protections. If the cancellation defeated the purpose of the trip — a missed event, a canceled meeting — the conversation is about securing a proper refund and its timeline.

If you contact a provider, have your booking reference available. The airline controls rebooking and refund decisions. A participating provider may discuss assistance options and any fees.

Flight Canceled? Let's Talk About Your Next Steps.

Review the airline’s offer and confirm the options that apply to your ticket before deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most often. If your question isn’t covered here, just give us a call.

The U.S. DOT says ticketed passengers are entitled to a prompt refund when an airline cancels a flight or makes a significant change and the passenger does not accept the alternative offered. Check the DOT guidance and ask the airline or ticket seller responsible for your booking about your situation.

Canceled? Take Back Control.

Call to reach a participating provider to review your refund and rebooking choices after an airline cancellation.

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