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Silly Mistake
Nick_A_2
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Hi, I missed a flight because I misread the ticket details in the email. I tried to rebook the flight with the travel agent and they said that I was a no show and lost all the money - is this correct?
Thanks.
Thanks.
something missing
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You should be able to reclaim the taxes less any administration charge.0
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under the condistions of travel you will not get a refund unless you brought a fully flexable ticket0
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You should be able to reclaim the taxes less any administration charge.
Actually depends on the type of flight ticket it was.
Yes, this is the case if it was a scheduled flight, however if a charter flight, then no.
And depending on the destination / airline, the taxes may or may not be worth claiming back.
If it was a Low Cost Carrier, you may have been able to book a one way and still use the return part of the ticket, however not usually possible with a full service scheduled ticket or charter.
Regards
HXDave[FONT="]I used to be a Travel Agent [/FONT]Used to be a travel agent for 23 Years, but now out of the industry. However I will help with what i can.0 -
Its a pity some time has lapsed, but you could plead dumb.
If your car had broke down on the way to the airport or similar, you could , depending on the t&cs of your travel insurance, claimed for "missed departure".0 -
Thanks for the responses guys.
Can anyone point me towards a site that has information on flight tax refunds?
The travel agent now says I can only get the flight tax refunded on the return journey instead of the whole round trip - is this correct?something missing0
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