Canceling flights
 

What is the penatly for canceling a flight?

Beth...not sure what you are asking.....who is doing the cancelling--you, or the airline????

I would be canceling. I hope not to cancel, but just in case...

It depends on the airline/destination and most omportantly the fare code you purchased. The ticket could be fully refundable to non-refundable and everything in between.

beth.....Genertally speaking....if you buy a non refundable ticket and if its cheap, "a deal", then it is non refundable,it is just that---you wont get a refund.IMHO, the most important thing to remember about this type of ticket is that in order NOT to lose its entire value, it must be cancelled prior to the scheduled departure date.If you dont cancel, it is totally gone.Again, generally speaking, if it is non refundable,the airlines will charge a fee to have it reissued for future use...again, usually $100.....Some of the discount carriers charge lee, like $50 or even $25, and Southwest does not charge any fee to rebook.But in most cases, gotta cancel ahead of the scheduled departure date..I hope this helps...