Lolly100

I've tried looking on the AA website, but can't find any details about this. Let's say I redeem my miles for a ticket far in advance and then later my plans change. Can an award travel ticket be re-booked? Are there fees/penalties involved? Or if I decide to cancel the trip altogether, do I automatically lose those miles?

mjz

Rules vary by airline. Typically, the mileage is redeposited back into your account for a fee - i.e. $100 and the tax paid upon booking is refunded to your credit card. With Delta, you can take the exact same trip anytime within 1 year and pay no change penalty to the reward ticket.

cfc

AA has a beastly fee to restore miles -- $100.

AAFrequentFlyer

or as <b>mjz</b> already posted. If you are planning on taking the same exact trip within a year, just change the dates and there is no charge. No need to redeposit the miles.

Patty

Isn't there a $100 fee to change award flights (even to an earlier/later flight on the same day) if you're non-elite? I was told this when I booked an award back in February. Has this changed?

AAFrequentFlyer

&quot;Changing Award Tickets
A $100 USD change fee (subject to change without notice) will apply for any confirmed change to a MileSAAver Award ticket.

* Exception: MileSAAver Award tickets for which the only confirmed change is to the date and/or time will not incur the change fee. &quot;

<b>http://makeashorterlink.com/?N27814F99</b>

Patty

When I booked, the reduced mileage award was still called PlanAAhead or something like that and they wanted $100 to change to a flight 2 hours later. I'm glad to see that they're making an exception for date/time changes now.