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Old May 20, 2015 | 12:41 am
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Originally Posted by flybie
Any airline out there that you can spend a lot on the ticket so that it's flexible and you can cancel anytime without too awful of penalty charge? Thx
All non-budget airlines have it. Even many buget airlines have it. It's called full flexi (or some variation thereof) and costs a LOT more than more restricted tickets.

Example: SIN-NRT on SQ return is s$420 (w/o taxes/surcharges) for 'super deals' fare and s$1,300 for the 'flexi' fare.
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