2022-12-28 03:56 UTC
@mwt@mastodon.nz @clipperchip@ioc.exchange In a case like this, the best you can do is charge back with your credit card company. You'll likely get a refund, but you'll have to buy a replacement ticket from another airline at the then-current price, which is probably a lot more expensive than a fire sale fare from a near-bankrupt airline.
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@mwt@mastodon.nz 2022-12-28 05:19
@tprophet@defcon.social @clipperchip@ioc.exchange That sounds plausibly like what probably happened. I remember that we did fly out on a different airline, and we did get to wherever we were going in time for whatever we went there for. (I don't remember which family members were part of the "we" though.)