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Ticket cancellation – cooling off period?
Hi all!
I’ve seen mentioned in a few reviews about a 24 hour cooling off period where you can cancel a ticket. Is this across the board and regardless of ticket type?
I want to book LHR-ORD with KLM to get premium cabin flights on a 747 before they all go. I want to book on the AMEX website to get triple points but they can’t guarantee the seats I want, they’d have to check after I make the booking.
If I can’t get the seats I want then I do not want to fly and would want to cancel the booking and book direct with KLM… Would this apparent 24 period apply?
As long as you are booking more than 7 days in advance, and the flight is on a US airline or a foreign airline originating or arriving in the USA… then yes, the 24 hour policy would apply.
So in your situation, traveling to Chicago – yes, you’re okay.
[URL]https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/notice-24hour-reservation[/URL]
[QUOTE=”rickyw, post: 59177, member: 1436″]As long as you are booking more than 7 days in advance, and the flight is on a US airline or a foreign airline originating or arriving in the USA… then yes, the 24 hour policy would apply.
So in your situation, traveling to Chicago – yes, you’re okay.
[URL]https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/notice-24hour-reservation[/URL][/QUOTE]
Thank you very much, very helpful to know!
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