What happens if I miss my scheduled travel?
If you miss your flight on the day of travel, it is treated as a No-show by the airline. Such cases are handled individually and are subject to the airline’s specific policies. In most cases, a No-show results in the ticket becoming non-refundable
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What happens if I travel on the first leg of my ticket but miss the second leg?
If you miss the second leg of your journey, it is considered a No-show for that segment. Such cases are evaluated individually based on the airline’s policies. In most cases, the missed segment becomes non-refundable, and the airline may restrict or ...
What happens in case of a last-minute cancellation or amendment?
Requests made within the no-show period—typically just before the scheduled departure—are usually treated as No-shows by the airline. This timeframe varies by airline, and in such cases, the ticket often becomes non-refundable, subject to the ...
What is considered a No-show?
A No-show refers to a passenger who fails to check in or board their flight on time without prior cancellation. Key points to note: The ticket is generally forfeited, and the fare is lost. Airlines may cancel onward or return segments of the same ...
What happens when a traveller is denied boarding?
Denied boarding—whether by the airline or immigration—is also considered a No-show. This can occur due to: Expired or invalid passport Missing travel documents Visa-related issues Refunds or amendments are subject to the airline’s policy.
What happens if I book a flight that requires Travel Head approval?
When a booking meets the criteria for approval (such as policy violations), it is routed to the assigned Travel Head for review. The approver will receive: A notification of the pending booking Full booking details Highlighted policy violations, if ...