ITA ticket mistake: They canceled my grandson’s ticket!
When Jose Portela tries to cancel one of his airline tickets on ITA, the carrier cancels the wrong one. Now he has to pay more for a new ticket. Shouldn’t the airline cover his loss?
When Jose Portela tries to cancel one of his airline tickets on ITA, the carrier cancels the wrong one. Now he has to pay more for a new ticket. Shouldn’t the airline cover his loss?
When Valeria Villacorta’s BTS concert is canceled, she runs into trouble with Ticketmaster. Although the company promised her a prompt refund, it has refused to pay her $654 back for three years.
Lynn Best had the absolute worst time when she flew from Seattle to Rome on Condor Airlines recently. Her airline made her pay for her plane tickets twice. Now she’s trying to get a refund and wants to know: Is it legal for an airline to charge you twice for the same ticket and then keep your money?
Sarah Hluchan says American Airlines stranded her in Myanmar after she missed a connecting flight. To get home, she has to buy a new ticket. Why won’t her airline refund the extra fare?
Travel agents should really stop calling themselves travel agents. Travel advisors is a better word. Or perhaps even travel advocates.
One delay of Nora Rousso’s Aer Lingus flight from Paris to Dublin leads to another, and now her return flight is delayed an entire day. Is she entitled to any compensation?
After an unexpected medical emergency, Osmar and Aracely Alvarez ask their airline for a refund. But Airberlin defers to their travel agent. Can anyone help this couple?
To fall into my dreaded “case dismissed” file, a lot of things have to go wrong. That’s the situation David Bialke and his wife are facing.
She received an email from United Airlines that her a.m. flight had been changed. The airline assured her it was a minor adjustment.
Even though Linda Troop pays for parking while she’s a guest at an Econo Lodge, she receives a parking ticket. Who has to pay?