Get a refund if your flight falls in price

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12-25-2007 @ 8:09PM

Mel said...

Plus what this article doesnt state that 9 times out of 10 its not a refund its a credit towards future travel which has some type of time limit...usually one year and that it is only good in the person's name that is on the original ticket.

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