Originally Posted by
FlyMeToTheLooneyBin
Now why would anyone purchase fully refundable fares over this then?
Oh... cash return instead of just credit. Interesting...
That's why I asked this:
Originally Posted by
swag
If you pay for the "no change fee" on AA, does that work like WN, where you basically get a credit, good for a year? You can change destinations, and even use the credit on multiple trips, or combine credits towards a single trip?
Or does it just waive the fee if changing dates and times on the same origin/destination?
If you just get a reuasble credit, a la Southwest, then for regular AA fliers, it's basically as good as a refund. But if it's just good for date/time changes, then refundable becomes the only real option if you think you may not make the journey at all.