Tickets may or may not be refundable, depending on the rate rules applicable to the tickets you purchased. Rate rules specify whether the ticket is refundable or not, as well as the amounts that should be discounted. If your ticket is refundable, you will be deducted the penalty applicable to said rate.
If the ticket is not refundable in cash, you may use it as payment for a new ticket. In case you do not use it, you will only get a refund for the applicable fees (taxes and airport fees), except for not refundable taxes.
If your ticket hasn't been used, we will refund the total amount paid, minus:
- The penalty specified by the rate rule.
- Non-refundable taxes (if they exist).
If any part of the ticket has been already used, we will refund the total amount paid, minus:
- The rates applicable to the segments of the trip used.
- The penalty specified by the rate rule.
- Airport fees for the segments already used.
- Sales taxes for the rate already used. If sale tax is not refundable, it will be deducted in full.
The refund is granted to the person who paid for the ticket after providing a satisfactory proof of purchase (invoice or credit card).
In the event of the death of a customer, the refund will be granted to an immediate family member upon presentation of death certificate. In cases of illness, you must provide a letter from a doctor on letterhead stating that travel is contraindicated. If the request is made for death or illness of an immediate family member, the letter must include family member's name and relationship with the customer. The spouse, children (including adopted ones), parents and brother(s) or sister(s) account for immediate family.
In cases in which for any reason you have been charged a penalty or tax twice, you will be able to request the return upon providing proof indicating penalty payments.