Change plans? It is not a problem. We are here to help you make things as easy as possible.
You can conveniently cancel most flights online, including flights booked with points.
before canceling
Be sure to check the airline's rules and restrictions on your itinerary to see what the airline will allow you to do and what they charge for canceling flights.
Full service airlines
If you book:
In the last 24 hours: some airlines allow you to cancel your flight for free. Not sure if this applies to you? Check the airline's rules and restrictions on your itinerary for more details.
More than 24 hours ago: Flair Airline cancellation fees are activated at this time. Check airline rules and itinerary restrictions for more information.
Non-Refundable Fares - You won't receive a refund if you cancel, but you can get an airline credit to use later. If you get credit, be sure to read how to book a flight with airline credit.
How to cancel your trip
Go on my travels.
Select Cancel Trip and follow the instructions.
And you are ready!
Budget airlines
Low-cost airlines like Frontier and Spirit like to deal with their own changes and cancellations. But we can help you communicate. We have a list of airline phone numbers here.
Return trips with a 2-way fare
Since each ticket is considered separate, be sure to cancel each one-way trip separately. For more information, read Roundtrip Flights.
If one of your flights is with a low-cost airline, such as Frontier or Spirit, you will need to contact the airline to cancel that flight. (They love doing this part of their part.) You can cancel your other trip with us.
holiday bags
If your trip is part of a vacation package, read Canceling Your Vacation Package for more information, including how to cancel a part of a package and what to expect when you do.
good to know
If you miss or skip your outbound flight, the airline will cancel your return flight. Unless you have booked a round trip with a one way ticket, because your tickets are considered separate in this case.
If the airline changes or cancels your flight, check the airline-initiated schedule changes to see what to do next.
If you buy aviation insurance, be sure to read aviation insurance to learn more about when and how you can use it.
If you are interested in information on refunds, see Refund Schedules.
