When the fare goes down on your exact itinerary, will AA give a credit?
Jun 1, 23, 9:44 am
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Clean-up complete. Swaths of off-topic posts have been removed. Folks, this thread is discussing the mechanics of handling a price drop on a booked AA itinerary. This is NOT the place to discuss VAT, federal and personal income taxes, intra-EU customs, Southwest Airlines, or US retail store practices. Please take those discussions to the more appropriate fora. Thanks much for your understanding and cooperation. /Moderator
Last edited by JY1024; Jun 1, 23 at 9:49 am
Jun 1, 23, 10:18 am
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OK, so maybe I'm not going crazy...I was gonna say that I feel like I've done what you mentioned: go into the PNR, click on "change," look through the options listed for your existing itinerary. If it's the same price as you bought it, it will show "$0" to change to it. But if the price has gone down, it'll show a "-$" amount. Just make the "change" and trip credit will be added to your wallet.
