Get a Refund on 'Non-Refundable' FlightsUse airline schedule changes to get your money back.

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That 'non-refundable' flight ticket might not be so final. U.S. regulations and airline policies have loopholes that can get you a full cash refund. A key rule is the 24-hour cancellation window, but there's another powerful one. If an airline makes a significant schedule change to your flight, you are entitled to a full refund if you don't accept the new itinerary. Knowing this empowers you to claim the money you're legally owed.