Will I Get a Refund If I Cancel My Flight?

Quick answer

It depends on your fare. Refundable fares refund to the original payment method; non-refundable fares may offer travel credit or, on the most restrictive fares, nothing at all. The airline that issued the ticket processes any refund — timing and eligibility are determined solely by the airline.

Reading your fare rules

• Find the fare class on your confirmation — the letter code matters
• Look for the refundability line in the fare conditions
• Check whether credit is an option and whether it expires
• Note processing times, which vary by airline and payment method

When a refund is owed to you

If the airline cancels your flight or significantly changes your itinerary and you choose not to travel, airline policies and applicable rules generally entitle you to a refund of the unused ticket. That path belongs to the airline; ask them directly for the unused-ticket refund.

A transparency note

Travofiy cannot authorize, process, or guarantee an airline refund. What assistance can do is help you understand which rules apply to your ticket before you contact the airline, so the conversation starts from accurate expectations.

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