When's the best time to book summer fares to g.b.?
Dec 21, 2002, 6:49 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by doug 2205:
Is it too soon?
Shall I hold off and wait for a sale?</font>
Is it too soon?
Shall I hold off and wait for a sale?</font>
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ChgoBob
Jan 5, 2003, 9:56 am
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Delta will honor a lower fare, so even if it drops you still do OK (though not sure what the fee is for international tickets). I would check to see if the airline you are flying has the same policy.
From http://www.delta.com/care/faq/travel...#refund_adjust
If I have purchased a ticket and a new fare is introduced, can I obtain a credit?
Yes, in many cases you may obtain a credit voucher (non-refundable tickets) or refund (refundable tickets) at any Delta airport ticket counter, City Ticket Office location, or over the phone (e>tickets only) for the difference in fare. A fee will apply for non-refundable tickets purchased for international travel.
When we introduce new fares or reduce a current fare in a particular market, you may change a ticket to the new fare if:
the change is made prior to departure
you do not change the flight, date, origin, destination or stopover points
reservations are confirmed in the appropriate class of service
all fare restrictions are met
the lower fare is not a special delta.com only fare
Any applicable penalties are retroactive to the new fare ticket.
[This message has been edited by cordelli (edited 01-05-2003).]
From http://www.delta.com/care/faq/travel...#refund_adjust
If I have purchased a ticket and a new fare is introduced, can I obtain a credit?
Yes, in many cases you may obtain a credit voucher (non-refundable tickets) or refund (refundable tickets) at any Delta airport ticket counter, City Ticket Office location, or over the phone (e>tickets only) for the difference in fare. A fee will apply for non-refundable tickets purchased for international travel.
When we introduce new fares or reduce a current fare in a particular market, you may change a ticket to the new fare if:
the change is made prior to departure
you do not change the flight, date, origin, destination or stopover points
reservations are confirmed in the appropriate class of service
all fare restrictions are met
the lower fare is not a special delta.com only fare
Any applicable penalties are retroactive to the new fare ticket.
[This message has been edited by cordelli (edited 01-05-2003).]