Cancelled US Domestic Segment - DoT Refund Rules
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2015
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Cancelled US Domestic Segment - DoT Refund Rules
I have a ticket to the US with an UA operated segment. The UA segment got cancelled, later the flight was replaced with a flight over 3 hours later than the original one.
SK says no full refund (only taxes), since you need to cancel immediately via phone otherwise it is accepted by their policy. I could not find anything like that in the DoT rules (and as far as I know there is nothing like that in the EC261 rules either).
So I plan to call, cancel and file straight a DoT complaint to request a full refund.
Anything I missed?
SK says no full refund (only taxes), since you need to cancel immediately via phone otherwise it is accepted by their policy. I could not find anything like that in the DoT rules (and as far as I know there is nothing like that in the EC261 rules either).
So I plan to call, cancel and file straight a DoT complaint to request a full refund.
Anything I missed?
#2
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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I have a ticket to the US with an UA operated segment. The UA segment got cancelled, later the flight was replaced with a flight over 3 hours later than the original one.
SK says no full refund (only taxes), since you need to cancel immediately via phone otherwise it is accepted by their policy. I could not find anything like that in the DoT rules (and as far as I know there is nothing like that in the EC261 rules either).
So I plan to call, cancel and file straight a DoT complaint to request a full refund.
Anything I missed?
SK says no full refund (only taxes), since you need to cancel immediately via phone otherwise it is accepted by their policy. I could not find anything like that in the DoT rules (and as far as I know there is nothing like that in the EC261 rules either).
So I plan to call, cancel and file straight a DoT complaint to request a full refund.
Anything I missed?
In today's world a 3hr schedule change is not unusual.
#3
Join Date: Jul 2017
Location: Oslo, Norway
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I've had no problems contacting SAS a week's time after the e-mail and select anouther routing, or full refund.
#6
Join Date: Mar 2014
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However, if you have accepted rerouting (i.e. by not doing anything for 15 days), you have forfeited those rights. At least that's my interpretation of EC261.
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#8
Join Date: Apr 2010
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The question is whether the assumption that customer agrees with rerouting if they don't reply within some amount of time is compliant with the law.