Originally Posted by
Jasper2009
Thank´s, so you´re suggesting they would do a recalculation of the fare for a one-way ticket? A one-way ticket NA-Europe usually is more expensive than a round-trip ticket, so the refund wouldn´t make much sense.
I know that a recalculation is the procedure under normal circumstances (which is why many just "forget" about the return flight), but I always thought airlines would give a pro-rated refund during IRROPs.
(BTW, the outbound and inbound flight were almost exactly the same price)
No, you will get the return component of the ROUNDTRIP fare refunded, IF your flight is canceled or there is a blanket IRROPS declaration for your departure/arrival airport on your flight day. All we were trying to tell you is it may not be 50/50 depending upon which fares were ticketed to make the roundtrip.