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How To Cancel Air France Flying Blue Award?
I have a question about canceling an Air France flight that I booked using miles from my Flying Blue account.
The flight is scheduled for May.
I was hoping that there would be some significant changes that would allow me to avoid paying the cancellation fee, but the flight isn’t too far away, so I’m unsure how much longer I should wait.
I’ve never canceled a flight with Flying Blue before, so I’d appreciate hearing from others who have experience with this.
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Yeah, it’s $50 per ticket, not just for the reservation.
I wanted to cancel and rebook, but for three people it would be $50 each, so $150.
I had assumed it was $50 per reservation when I originally bought my ticket.
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Read the terms and conditions on your ticket.
They clearly explain the timeline and fees.
For example, my April trip, which I booked in July, has a cancellation fee of 50 euros.
My October trip, which I booked recently, has a fee of 70 euros.
The fee depends on when you booked.
I chose a refundable option, so I can cancel up until the day of the flight.
It depends on the type of ticket you booked.
Personally, I would wait since April is still a long way off.
So far, I’ve had three flight changes.
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I had a plane change, so the new Air France suite I booked was not available anymore.
When I called Flying Blue, they wanted to charge me 50 euros.
But with ChatGPT’s help, I sent an email explaining why the fee should be waived because the plane change affected my experience.
I then got a response saying the fee was waived and my miles were returned.
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When airlines change their schedule, do they email us the new schedule right away, or do we have to keep checking their websites?
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Typically they will send you an email but not always.
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For Flying Blue cancellations, I believe you have to call in.
You can’t do it online.
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