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TICKET REFUNDS

Nonrefundable Ticket After Airline Cancellation

A nonrefundable fare label does not resolve an airline-initiated cancellation.

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Start here

Separate a voluntary cancellation from an airline cancellation and request an itemized explanation of any deduction.

  1. Find the ticket receipt and the seller’s name.
  2. Mark the flight segments you didn’t use.
  3. Save the change notice and any credit or replacement offer before responding.
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What the rights mean

Getting the ticket price back is one question; a separate payment for a disruption is another. The seller, payment method, unused segments, and any alternative you accepted can change the refund route.

Your next step

Ask for an itemized decision and a case number. If the answer points you to another company, use the carrier directory to verify that path before sending sensitive details.

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Official sources

  • Refunds — U.S. DOT; checked 2026-10-31
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The rule, route, airline, and facts of your flight can change the answer.