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After purchasing ticket my husband was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. Advised by his doctor not to fly (going to elevated altitude) or be around large gatherings. (He was going to a wedding). Ticket cancelled, plus $75 fee....Told he could use the credit for a year. Guess what? HE IS NOT ABLE TO FLY!!!!! Retired on a fixed income....is this the best you can do?? Seems like there should be some flexibility in your rules. This wasn't just a decision not to go, it was recommended by his doctor.
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Are you sure you're talking about the right airline? There's no $75 fee. Fake post? Either way, you purchased a nonrefundable fare. Refundable fares are available that provide cash refunds.
--TheMiddleSeat
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maybe you could fly him to Florida if the name must match voucher anyone know?
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Southwest doesn't charge fees to cancel flights. You must be talking about another airline.
--Jessica
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Are you maybe referring to a travel agency's fee?
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