Originally Posted by
PanAmFT
I know this is a ridiculous procedure, but ... if you go to
www.refunds.aa.com, you should be able to view and print a receipt for any charge related to an unflown itinerary. If you have the ticket number for each charge, you can just plug it in, otherwise you can search for it.
Don't even get me started on all the details of why I know this, but it relates to an e-ticket that I never received, and was "overwritten" by a later payment related to the same itinerary. AArrgh!
Out of curiosity I went to the link and plug in PNR and Passenger's last name - all it pulled up is 2 previous versions of reissued tickets that belong to me. I gather because these 2 have taxes payment. However, the ticket belongs to spouse under the same PNR does not show up at all.
Then I just discover AA has again re-issued these tickets because one JL flight CTS to NRT changed departure time from 2:25PM to now 1:45PM. I thought time changed but same flight number does not need re-issuance of ticket?!
