Know your options before you cancel

Cancellation help, without the guesswork

Cancelling the wrong way can turn a refundable situation into a lost fare. Our agents review your ticket's fare rules and timing, then walk you through the smartest path — whether that's a full refund, a travel credit, a rebooking, or in some cases simply waiting for a schedule change to work in your favor.

Things worth knowing

• 24-hour rule — for many bookings made in the U.S. directly with airlines, tickets booked at least 7 days before departure can be cancelled free within 24 hours of purchase
• Refundable vs non-refundable — non-refundable fares usually return a travel credit, not cash
• Airline-initiated changes — if the airline significantly changes or cancels your flight, you may be entitled to a full refund
• Credits expire — travel credits typically have validity windows; we help you track them
• Where you booked matters — direct airline bookings may need to be cancelled with the airline

Transparent, always

Any airline penalty or agency service fee is itemized and explained before you confirm anything. If you're better off going directly to your airline, we'll say so.