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American Airlines fare rules can vary significantly based on the type of fare purchased (Basic Economy, Main Cabin, Premium Economy, Business Class, or First Class), and it’s important to understand the specific conditions attached to each fare. For Basic Economy, the most restrictive option, travelers often face limitations such as no changes or cancellations, no seat selection until check-in, and lower priority for boarding. Checked baggage may not be included unless traveling on certain routes or for AAdvantage elite members. Main Cabin fares are more flexible, offering seat selection at the time of booking and allowing for changes or cancellations (though a fee may apply, depending on the fare rules and destination). Premium Economy offers extra legroom, priority boarding, and enhanced meal service. Changes are generally allowed, but sometimes with a fee depending on the fare type and route. For Business and First Class fares, passengers enjoy the most flexibility, with complimentary checked baggage, priority boarding, lounge access, and often free changes or cancellations depending on the specific ticket purchased. Refundability is another important aspect; some fares are refundable while others are non-refundable but may offer credit for future flights. All fares come with specific conditions regarding refunds, changes, baggage allowances, seat selection, and boarding priority, so reviewing the fare rules at the time of booking is essential to avoid unexpected costs or restrictions. Fare rules can also vary based on destination, loyalty program status, and any promotional fares that may have different terms, making it important for passengers to carefully consider their options.

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