We want a refund for our canceled Hawaii flight
Ann and Francis Mason’s bucket-list trip to Hawaii is cut short when Francis’ father unexpectedly passes away.
The Travel Troubleshooter is a weekly consumer column that solves travel problems. Missing cruise refunds, lousy airline service, car rental surcharges — it’s all fair game for this feature. Each story presents a problem and fixes it in a quick Q&A format.
Ann and Francis Mason’s bucket-list trip to Hawaii is cut short when Francis’ father unexpectedly passes away.
When Arthur Waskow and Phyllis Berman cancel their flight, Expedia offers them credit for a year. But that’s not entirely correct.
Chris James’ mother cancels her vacation after his father falls ill. Why won’t Allianz cover her insurance claim?
Stanley’s hotel refunds $887 after his stay. But it sends the money to US Airways Vacations, the tour operator through which he booked.
Jessica Gennaoui and her husband discover an unpleasant surprise on their credit card: a $277 charge from Avis for their rental car.
When John Banister’s bid for an upgrade on Aer Lingus is successful, he thinks he’ll be flying home in style. He’s half right.
Gary Murray’s credit card is declined when he buys an AirTran ticket, but he doesn’t find out until he gets to the gate.
Tamara Lustig books a room at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, but when the property offers her the wrong accommodations. Can she get a refund?
Even though Linda Troop pays for parking while she’s a guest at an Econo Lodge, she receives a parking ticket. Who has to pay?
Returns Hertz rental car an hour late and is billed an extra $134 for it. Is this a misunderstanding between Hotwire