Travel Tips, Airline Policies & Destination Guides

Quick answer: Air Canada handles ten or more travelers on one itinerary as a group, arranged through its group desk rather than the website. You take a quote, hold seats with a deposit, add names against a deadline, then pay the balance before ticket...

Quick answer: Frontier treats ten or more travelers on one itinerary as a group, arranged through its group desk rather than the booking screen. You request a quote, hold seats with a deposit, add names against a deadline and pay the balance before t...

Quick answer: Allegiant handles ten or more travelers on one itinerary as a group, booked through its group desk rather than the website. You get a quote, hold seats with a deposit, add names later and pay the balance before ticketing. But the fare i...

Quick answer: American Airlines treats ten or more travelers on the same itinerary as a group, handled through its Group & Meeting Travel desk rather than the normal booking screen. You request a quote, hold the seats with a deposit, add passenge...

Quick answer: Aeromexico publishes no bereavement fare. There is no compassionate price to ask for on a new booking. What is worth asking for, on a ticket you already hold, is a waiver of the change or cancellation charge after a death — discretionar...

Quick answer: Volaris publishes no bereavement fare. Low-fare carriers in Mexico generally do not, and nothing has been published here. What its fare structure does offer is more useful than it sounds: the higher fare types allow date changes for the...

Quick answer: Sun Country publishes no bereavement fare. What is reported is narrower: it may consider a refund in exceptional cases, including the death of a passenger or a close family member, with supporting documentation. That is discretion rathe...

Quick answer: Avelo publishes no bereavement fare. Newer low-fare carriers generally do not, and nothing has been published here. On this airline the fare is rarely the real question anyway — the route map is. It flies between smaller and secondary a...

Quick answer: Breeze publishes no bereavement fare. Newer US carriers generally do not, and nothing has been published here. What may help on an existing booking is case-by-case flexibility if you call and explain — not an entitlement, but worth aski...