Changing Reservations Penalties for changes are common. Your ticket and itinerary will indicate if you'll have to pay extra when changing a reservation. In some cases, a change in date, time, routing, or airline could result in an airline requiring you to purchase a new full-fare ticket. In the event that you need to buy a whole new reservation, you can put the cost of your old ticket towards the new higher-priced reservation. Which is good news for your credit card.
Tickets are like cash.
They need to be returned for credit if unused. These days, most tickets are refundable indefinitely. Lost or stolen tickets can be refunded by completing a Lost Ticket Application available from your agent. The airline imposes a service fee and requires a minimum of three months to process the application. If you find your ticket while your application is pending, forward it to our office so we can expedite the refund.