Originally Posted by
AJDelvarno
If, when you re-checked the fare, it had gone up to $1500, would you be posting here to ask how you go about sending the additional $125 to Delta? Didn't think so...
Fare changes happen.
And on the only airline that is
consistently profitable (and has been for over 30 years) I am always taking advantage of opportunities to refare our tickets, typically recovering > $1K annually in fare costs
with no change fees. Delta & the other legacy carriers have yet to learn that gouging customers with fees does not engender long-term loyalty from customers.
Originally Posted by
HeathrowGuy
The Wing of Satan appreciates your tithing.
Well, with some places of business, yes you can ask them for the difference:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Electron...at107400050005
But in the airline business, only Southwest (that I am aware of) offers a penalty-free credit when the fare drops if you buy non-refundable tickets.
Target will refund price differences for 14 days after your purchase, and
Barnes & Noble recently made a similar adjustment for some customers. Interesting though that you should cite Best Buy -- the former head of WorldPerks is now running Best Buy's loyalty program.
