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Old Aug 27, 2009, 5:49 pm
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Originally Posted by nov11
I don't know if this was posted before, but intl. taxes are not refundable (back to your credit card). However, Jetblue will give you credit for a future flight/tax. @:-)

Just be aware if you are planning to book all intl. destinations and end up canceling one of them.
Originally Posted by Spent_All_My_Miles
Are you absolutely sure about this? This seems inconsistent with what I know and what I have heard with other airlines.
It may just be the policy of JetBlue. Outside of weather conditions or JetBlue cancelling the flight, Its really hard (though possible) to get them to refund funds. Like any airline, they rather issue time expiring credits.
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Old Aug 27, 2009, 9:19 pm
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Originally Posted by Seat13c
Like any airline, they rather issue time expiring credits.
Well, maybe if Lufthansa buys a large share they change this - LH cheap nonrefundable fares are virtually refundable within Europe because they refund all taxes and fees including fuel surcharge. It maybe understandable, but it does not sound right - why should the airline expropriate your government taxes.....
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Old Aug 27, 2009, 10:30 pm
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Originally Posted by Spent_All_My_Miles
Are you absolutely sure about this? This seems inconsistent with what I know and what I have heard with other airlines.
Yes. I've changed my SXM flights to AUA and I was told by the supervisor that the funds cannot go back into my credit card. I was informed that I can only get Jetblue credits for future flight/tax.

I think it's rather absurd that they cannot refund the taxes since I have not even flown yet!
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Old Sep 2, 2009, 3:55 am
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Any good itineraries out there? The most miles I came up with in one day is 10,273. (All flights leave on the same day). The day starts on 9/10 at 12:59AM in DEN and finishes the next day in BOS at 7:40AM.

Here are the Org/Des Flight# Arr-Dep Times Miles
DENJFK 98 00:59-6:31 1,626, JFKSJU 715 7:35-11:24 1,597, SJUMCO 748 12:20-15:19 1,189, MCOJFK 1784 15:47-18:30 944, JFKSEA 83 19:14-22:35 2,421, SEABOS 498 23:29-7:40 2,496

http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=D...OR=&MAP-STYLE=
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