What to do when your flight is cancelled — your rights, rebooking options, and how to get a refund or compensation.
If your flight was cancelled, you're owed a full refund to your original payment method the moment you decline the airline's rebooking option—no matter ...
Read →If United cancelled your flight, you have two choices under federal law: take the free rebooking United offers, or ask for a full refund to your origina...
Read →If Southwest cancelled your flight, you have two immediate choices: take the next available Southwest flight they rebook you on for free, or request a f...
Read →When your flight gets cancelled, the airline must rebook you on the next available flight at no extra charge—it's baked into every US airline's contract...
Read →If your flight just got cancelled, do two things at once: get in the rebooking line at the gate and call the airline's phone line while you wait. Whoeve...
Read →If Delta cancelled your flight, you have two clear options: take the free rebooking Delta offers, or request a full refund to your original payment meth...
Read →If your connecting flight is cancelled, the airline that sold you the ticket is responsible for getting you to your final destination at no extra charge...
Read →If American Airlines cancelled your flight, do two things at once: get in line at the gate or customer service desk and call American at 800-433-7300 (o...
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