Refundable or Not?
Website says refundable, Diamond Desk wants me to pay $500 more. Looking at M fares MNL-BOS for 11/6 and 11/7. M is approx $1500, Y= $2000. The website clearly says the M is changeable and refundable. The DM desk says that the M is changeable for $250 and not refundable.
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Originally Posted by RobertS975
(Post 19420724)
Website says refundable, Diamond Desk wants me to pay $500 more. Looking at M fares MNL-BOS for 11/6 and 11/7. M is approx $1500, Y= $2000. The website clearly says the M is changeable and refundable. The DM desk says that the M is changeable for $250 and not refundable.
Who is correct? [KVS Availability Tool 7.0.7/Diamond - Sabre: MNL-BOS/DL/M/1314 USD] Code:
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Why not ask if they can put itinerary on hold and email you the itinerary and detailed fare rules?
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I have found the DL agents just assume all non-Y fares are nonrefundable. I had to insist that the agent look closer at the fare rules once and after being on hold for 10 minutes, she realized her mistake. In other words, the DL agents are wrong if it is listed as refundable on the website (of course, minus the cancellation fee).
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Originally Posted by FlytheTail
(Post 19421928)
I have found the DL agents just assume all non-Y fares are nonrefundable. I had to insist that the agent look closer at the fare rules once and after being on hold for 10 minutes, she realized her mistake. In other words, the DL agents are wrong if it is listed as refundable on the website (of course, minus the cancellation fee).
OK, the website does say that "a fee may be applied" right after it says cancelable/refundable. |
Even if the OP used one way fares, if they're on the same itinerary, the total change fee for one passenger should be only $250 (one fee for changing the ticket), not $500.
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Originally Posted by RobertS975
(Post 19423022)
OK, the website does say that "a fee may be applied" right after it says cancelable/refundable.
So yes, it is refundable - but with a fee. I got caught on that once |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 19423442)
Even if the OP used one way fares, if they're on the same itinerary, the total change fee for one passenger should be only $250 (one fee for changing the ticket), not $500.
The Y fare was $500 more than the OW M fare. The Y fare is completely refundable, the M fare is refundable minus $250. |
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