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Within a topic I posted recently, people were suggesting it possible to purchase a refundable / ammendable plane ticket for about £50 more than a regular UK to US ticket. Where? When I check this option on the websites, the prices atleast double.

Any info greatly (I mean GREATLY) appreciated.

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Hmm I wouldn't know where that is. i've NEVER found an airline that charges that little for a refundable ticket. They always up the price HEAPS!

Good luck.

To me it's worth buying the non refundable ticket...and paying the 50-75 or even 100 bucks to change it. It's worth saving the money IMHO

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Hmm I wouldn't know where that is. i've NEVER found an airline that charges that little for a refundable ticket. They always up the price HEAPS!

Good luck.

To me it's worth buying the non refundable ticket...and paying the 50-75 or even 100 bucks to change it. It's worth saving the money IMHO

Ditto on both points Karo. If you are lucky they might not even charge you the change fee.

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IMO/E Karo is right.... :yes:

It's often best to get a better price and pay the change fee ( $75.00 last time I did it with BA).

If you must have a refundable, changeable ticket-book direct through the airlines, as those types of tickets are hard to find on " discount" sites such as Expedia or Travelocity.

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Hi all.

How have you guys managed to change your non-changeable tickets for so little? I managed a change of some 24 hours due to a missed flight for $150 with BA when I turned up at the airport a day late with a sob story, but United want to charge me £440 (notice $s for 1st and £s for 2nd) to change my return date ahead of time. I want to change this by 8 weeks or so!

Any hints or tips?

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Lufthansa charges $75 for refundable tickets

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