Cancel for any reason and we refund everything you have paid. That is our promise to you, whoever cancels and
whenever: you, us, or the aviation company. Where the operator's own terms would keep a cancellation charge, we settle
that with the operator — it does not come out of your refund.
Each operator's refund slabs are still shown before you pay and stored with your booking, because they govern what we
settle with the operator, and so you can see the terms the flight is sold under. The same goes for its rules on weather
and operational disruption, no-shows and late reporting, and partly used services.
If the operator cancels the flight, or cannot accept your booking, you are refunded in full — or rescheduled, or moved to
an alternative, if you prefer.
The promise covers everything you pay us, with no exceptions. That includes a holding token on a seat hold, even where
the operator has marked it non-refundable, and it includes a no-show: if you do not travel, for any reason, tell us and we
refund what you paid. The operator's own no-show and token terms still apply between the operator and us, and we settle
them ourselves.
Every cancellation raises a case with its own reference and keeps the calculation, the decision and the refund on record.
Refunds go back to the card, UPI or account the payment came from where that is possible, and otherwise to your account
wallet. When it reaches you depends on the payment method, your bank and the payment gateway.