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Delta Air Lines’ flight cancellation policy is designed to provide flexibility while ensuring passengers are informed about their options. Here’s a summary:

24-Hour Risk-Free Cancellation: If you book a flight directly with Delta, you can cancel your reservation within 24 hours of purchase without incurring a cancellation fee, as long as the flight is at least 7 days away.

Refundable Tickets: For refundable tickets, you can cancel your flight and receive a full refund to your original payment method. This option is available for both domestic and international flights.

Non-Refundable Tickets: If you have a non-refundable ticket, you can still cancel your flight, but you will typically receive a credit towards a future Delta flight. This credit can usually be used within a year of the original ticket's issue date, although specific terms can vary.

Travel Insurance: Delta offers travel insurance that may cover cancellation fees for certain circumstances, such as medical emergencies or unforeseen events.

Same-Day Changes: For certain fares and under specific conditions, Delta allows changes to your flight on the same day of travel for a fee. This is subject to availability and varies by fare class.

Compensation for Cancellations: If Delta cancels your flight due to operational issues, weather, or other reasons within their control, you are entitled to compensation, which could include rebooking on a different flight, a refund, or a travel credit.

Government and Medical Exceptions: In cases of government-imposed travel restrictions or medical emergencies, Delta may offer more flexible cancellation policies, potentially allowing for refunds or rebooking without standard penalties.

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