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Delta Air Lines has a straightforward cancellation policy that aims to offer flexibility to its passengers. Here’s a summary:
Delta Air Lines Cancellation Policy
1. 24-Hour Risk-Free Cancellation:
Eligibility: If you book a flight directly with Delta and it’s more than 24 hours before departure, you can cancel your reservation within 24 hours of booking for a full refund. This applies to both refundable and non-refundable tickets.
2. Refundable Tickets:
Refund: If you have a refundable ticket, you can cancel your flight and receive a full refund to your original form of payment. Refundable tickets typically cost more but offer greater flexibility.
3. Non-Refundable Tickets:
Cancellation Fee: For non-refundable tickets, you can cancel your flight but will generally receive a credit for the amount paid minus any applicable change fees. This credit can be used toward future travel with Delta.
4. Basic Economy Tickets:
Restrictions: Basic Economy tickets are less flexible and typically non-changeable. If you need to cancel, you might only be eligible for a credit towards future travel, minus any applicable fees.
5. Change Fees:
General Policy: Delta has eliminated change fees for most domestic and international tickets, though fare differences may still apply. If you need to change your flight, you’ll only pay the difference in fare.
6. Special Circumstances:
Travel Waivers: In cases of travel disruptions due to weather, emergencies, or other significant events, Delta often issues travel waivers that allow for free changes or cancellations. Keep an eye on Delta’s website or contact customer service for more information.

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