Originally Posted by
Xyzzy
The airlines see these tickets as revenue tickets. So, If you cancel within the initial 24 hour cancellation period you get your $ and points back from Chase. If y
u cancel after the initial 24 hour cancellation period, you're subject to whatever the airline refund policy is. Typically that means no refund and an airline credit you can use in the future.
I had this sort of situation with a Chase-issued ticket on UA. UA let me use the credit for a replacement UA flight.
Not so fast unless Chase/Expedia changed their T&Cs. to an extent it doesnt matter what an airline has as its T&Cs. I purchased a tkt and realized < 3 mins later that Chase had teh day before for the same fare and Chase wanted $75 as a change fee. They admited that the airline allows a free no penalty CXing/change, but said I didnt buy it from teh airline but from Chase and I need to go with their T&Cs and not the airlines