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EK Fees rort

EK Fees rort

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Hi,
    I had flights booked for mid April from MEL-NRT on JAL, flight was booked using skywards miles.
    last week the flight got suspended as well as the Austrialian Government preventing its citizens from leaving the country.
    rang emirates today to cancel the tickets and they want to charge me $75USD per ticket to cancel when almost all other airlines are waving the fees altogether.
    I don”t think its right and i want to know if you know of anyone else experiencing the same frustration with them
    thanks
    Alen

  2. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    Is the flight still operating?

  3. rickyw Community Ambassador

    Alen, I’m in a similar boat (not with Emirates specifically) and it’s quite frustrating. As Guarav said, if the flight is actually cancelled, you shouldn’t be charged anything. But, if not, you may have to pay the $75 fee. Personally, I think that’s a pretty reasonable fee to pay in the grand scheme of things. For me, I’m out almost $350 of non-refundable travel related expenses during this whole situation between a couple international trips. In the grand scheme of things, it’s a price I’m willing to pay because staying home is the responsible thing to do.

    Granted, I’m fortunate that I’m still employed full-time and have the privilege of being able to eat $350 right now… but just thought I’d share that I feel your frustration, and another point of view.

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