Before treating a quoted fare as refundable, check the Fare Rules for that specific fare. The cited conditions say those rules describe whether a fare can be changed or cancelled, but the quoted price alone does not establish whether cancellation would produce a refund.
Check the cancellation terms
- Confirm whether cancellation is permitted for the quoted fare.
- Check whether the rules state a refund amount, timing, eligibility conditions, or exceptions. The cited wording does not provide these details, so they should not be filled in by inference.
- Keep the cancellation question separate from the change question: permission to cancel is not, by itself, a promise of a refund.
Check the effect of changing the booking
Changing an existing booking, including a change of fare type, may bring new Fare Rules and fees. A proposed change should therefore be checked against the applicable rules rather than assumed to leave the original Fare Rules unchanged.
Confirm the unresolved points
The available policy wording supports checking change and cancellation rules, not assuming a refund outcome. The applicable Fare Rules for the actual booking must be confirmed before the quote is treated as refundable.