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US Flight Fee is a travel marketing and referral website. We provide travel-search tools and may connect users with independent third-party travel providers.
US Flight Fee does not issue airline tickets, process payments for travel bookings, collect payment for airfare, or directly handle booking cancellations, changes, credits, or refunds.
If you book travel through a third-party airline, online travel agency, travel provider, or call center, the refund, cancellation, exchange, and credit policies of that provider apply.
Refund eligibility depends on the specific airline, itinerary, fare type, ticket rules, route, travel dates, supplier policies, and reason for cancellation.
Many airline tickets, promotional fares, basic fares, discounted fares, and special offers may be non-refundable.
A non-refundable ticket may still be eligible for an airline credit, a future-travel voucher, or a change, subject to airline rules, fare differences, service fees, and applicable penalties. Always review the applicable fare rules before authorizing a booking.
To request a cancellation, refund, change, or travel credit, contact the travel provider, airline, or booking agency shown on your booking confirmation as soon as possible.
Do not rely on US Flight Fee to cancel or change a booking. US Flight Fee cannot access, modify, cancel, refund, or reissue third-party reservations.
Cancellation deadlines may apply. Failure to cancel before a deadline may result in loss of the ticket value.
If a refund is approved by the applicable airline or travel provider, processing times may vary. Refunds may take several business days or longer to appear, depending on the airline, travel provider, payment method, financial institution, and the circumstances of the request.
US Flight Fee does not control refund processing times or approval decisions made by third parties.
Independent travel providers may charge service fees, booking fees, cancellation fees, exchange fees, or administrative fees. These fees may be non-refundable even if an airline approves a refund. Ask the travel provider about all applicable fees before completing a booking.
If you fail to check in, board, or use a flight without cancelling it according to the applicable fare rules, the ticket may be treated as a no-show.
No-show tickets are often non-refundable and may lose all remaining value.
If an airline cancels, significantly changes, or disrupts a flight, your rights and available options are determined by the airline, the booking provider, applicable law, and the specific ticket rules. Contact the airline or travel provider shown on your booking confirmation for assistance.
Travel insurance may provide coverage for eligible trip cancellations, interruptions, delays, medical emergencies, or other covered events.
Coverage depends on the terms of the insurance policy. US Flight Fee does not provide travel insurance unless expressly stated otherwise.
If you have a billing concern, contact the travel provider or payment processor that charged your payment method before initiating a dispute.
Unauthorized charge disputes should be reported promptly to your financial institution and the provider listed on your booking confirmation.
For questions about an existing booking, contact the airline, travel provider, or booking agency listed on your confirmation.
Our travel advisors are available to help you understand the options available for your booking.