I have a pretty small Cavalier King Charles spaniel and I wanted to fly from Poland, Europe to Canada. Will my dog be allowed to be in a crate in the cabin, will it be allowed in the cargo area, or ...
I have a short layover and want to know if there is anything I can do to get off the plane first so I can catch my next flight. Can I talk to the flight attendent or do I just have to wait my turn?...
I want to take food onto my flight from AZ to NC, and I was wondering if I can take some. Food is too expensive in the food courts and I just want to bring chips and granola from home. Can I?...
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Why when you are in a plane crash and you have a young child, they tell you to put the oxygen mask on yourself first before the child? seems kinda weird? does anyone kno?...
I don't have much flight experience, can someone tell me or point me in the direction of a detail description of what happens when I get into the airport to what happens ...
I've done research about how to get the best airfare and after talking to a series of travel agents, I have decided that buying tickets online may be the way for me. Some travel agents are ...
Is it true that it is possible to turn up to an airport, sit around untill you are offered a cheap flight to somewhere in the world if you are flexible about where you go? Are there any sites about ...
No, the airlines do not offer any kind of emergency plane tickets for these kinds of situations. You need to check cheaptickets.com, lastminutetravel.com, priceline.com or one of the other on-line sites to see what you can do.
You can call up the airline and see what kind of last minute fares they can offer you, but it won't be cheap. And the bereavement fares are not cheap either. They are a discount off of the most expensive full coach rate.
starbrite.
NO,But the airline will get you on a good flite cheap and as fast as they can.
Sorry about your Grandmother,I wish you well
and at least now they have her on heavy
IV killing as much pain as possible.
Pat
Most of the airlines have done away with hardship flights like that. You can check but I do believe you will have to pay full price for a fare.
dcgirl
All the airlines offer "bereavement" fares but they are rarely cheap. The discounts offered are based on a last-minute full-fare ticket and you can usually do better booking your own ticket using a travel search site such as Travelocity or Yahoo Travel.
Steve H
There is a bereavement fair but I believe it would only available after a death. Its not a whole lot cheaper but it is cheaper.
ImAPQler1
Unfortunately, bereavement fares are nearly non-existent. You are better off purchasing a non-refundable low fare ticket - which will be more expensive within 7 days of travel.
Sorry for your predicament.
smitty031
Northwest does...but maybe only for worldperks members
mmmkay_us
yes there is contact the airlines and explain your situation
also try Craig's list for people selling tickets and airline miles
kearneyconsulting
Ask the airlines that service the area you need to get to. They often are accommodating.
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