Showing posts with label Unused Flight Ticket Refund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unused Flight Ticket Refund. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Lufthansa Airline Unused Flight Ticket Refund: FAQs


Lufthansa, the largest airline in Europe and one of the most sought after air carriers in the world is known for its service standards and its on-time records. Being a responsible and customer friendly air carrier, Lufthansa has clearly stated its unused flight ticket refund policies and also mentioned about the policy restrictions on its website. However, to make those more understandable for the flyers, we have summed up Lufthansa refund policy…… Read More

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Ins and Outs of United Airlines Ticket Refund Policy

United Airlines is one of the top most air service providers in the world. Like other airlines, it also has its terms & conditions that regulates its refund and airline compensation policies. To make United Airlines’ cancellation and delay policies more intelligible to the common flyers, we have summarized different points as follows:
Refunds for Unused Flight Ticket

Under United Airlines’ 24-hour flexible booking policy, the passengers can avail a waiver of change or cancellation fees if they change or cancel the ticket within 24 hour of booking the ticket. However, this policy is valid only on ticket booked through www.united.com or United Reservations.

For tickets booked through travel agents or from any third party, the passengers can apply for refunds only if that particular fare is refundable. The airline may also apply a cancellation or change penalty depending on the rules of the fare purchased. In most cases, the fares are non-refundable and thus may not be eligible for voluntary refunds. Nevertheless, the value of the ticket can be applied towards future travel purchases; but, the passenger needs to pay the fare difference along with applicable administrative charges (if any).

It is also to be noted that the refund amount varies depending on several factors. For example, you have booked a multi-city journey where the ticket has both refundable and non-refundable fares; in such a case each both fares will be considered separately. For partially used tickets, the refund amount will be calculated at a prorated amount basis, depending on the fare rules and segments flown. Additional fees and surcharges (if applicable) collected while booking the ticket will be non-refundable.

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Monday, September 15, 2014

Unused Flight Tickets Yields to Big Savings for Corporates



The open international trade market has paved ways for new business opportunities, where business professionals travel from one place to another almost all year round. Thus, air travel is now gaining momentum where big corporates book bulk flight tickets, both domestic and international. However, it’s been noticed that at the end of every year the corporates are left with a huge number of either partially used or completely unused flight tickets. Corporates either hire an employee or a travel agent to look after these unused airline tickets. Well, it is much better on the corporate’s part to involve a tracking service provider, who is of great help in tracking the unused flight ticket for refund and also involves minimal cost. Moreover, these service providers are way safe to go, generally work on contract basis with organizations and provide apt information as quick as possible. 

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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Alert!! How Airlines misguide you over your Flight Ticket Refund




Are you too tired calling endlessly to the respective airline for your flight ticket refund or worried about the lame excuses given by them to your queries? Worry not! Down here we have explained certain tricks played by the airlines to make big money with your unused flight tickets.  All the “thank you” customer care calls and smiley greetings that the ticket booking agents give you before booking your flight tickets with a certain airline are actually the traps to catch you as a customer. In reality, it is a mute warning bell telling that you are now trapped in their fake commitments and promises regarding refunds and cancellation policies.

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