Refunding one leg can affect the rest of a linked itinerary.
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Start here
List the flights to cancel and the flights to keep. Ask the seller to confirm both before processing.
- Find the ticket receipt and the seller’s name.
- Mark the flight segments you didn’t use.
- 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.