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How to Get a Refund When Your Airfare Drops
How to Get a Refund When Your Airfare Drops
So you take a deep breath and with one very loud-seeming click you buy your plane ticket.
But then the unthinkable happens – you see a lower fare elsewhere. Or the price of your ticket drops. Now what?
If your fare drops within 24 hours, your airline might refund the difference.
Several airlines offer a low-fare guarantee: If within 24 hours after booking a fare through an airline’s Web site you see your flight advertised for less on another site, your airline may refund the difference and also reward you with a travel voucher. However, that lower fare needs to meet precise conditions. On American and United, the lower fare must match your original fare’s itinerary, cabin (economy, business, or first) and class, a designation for differently-priced groups of seats within a cabin, usually indicated with a capital letter on your itinerary.
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