Jetstar cancellation policy
Jetstar cancellation policy outlines the airline’s procedures and guidelines for handling flight cancellations and the options available to affected passengers. The policy covers situations where Jetstar cancels a flight due to operational reasons, such as weather conditions, technical issues, or air traffic disruptions.
Here’s a summary of Jetstar’s cancellation policy:
Jetstar will contact you directly if your flight is cancelled:
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You will receive an email or SMS notification informing you of the cancellation.
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The notification will include details about the cancellation and your options, which may include:
- Rebooking: Jetstar will rebook you on the next available Jetstar flight at no additional cost.
- Refund: You may be entitled to a full refund if no part of the ticket has been used. If part of the ticket has been used, you will receive a refund for the unused portion.
- Credit voucher: You may choose to receive a credit voucher for the full value of your unused ticket. This voucher can be used for future Jetstar bookings.
Compensation for delays and cancellations:
- If a delay or cancellation occurs within 72 hours of the scheduled departure time and results in a change of three or more hours to your scheduled departure time, you may be entitled to compensation.
- The amount of compensation varies depending on the circumstances and the length of the delay or cancellation.
- You can find more information about compensation on Jetstar’s website.
How to claim a refund or compensation:
- To claim a refund or compensation, you need to contact Jetstar Customer Care.
- You can contact Customer Care by phone, online chat, or email.
- You will need to provide your booking reference number and details of your flight cancellation or delay.
Additional information:
- Jetstar’s cancellation policy is subject to change without notice.
- You should always check the airline’s website or contact Customer Care for the most up-to-date information.
- If you have purchased travel insurance, you may be entitled to additional compensation under the terms of your policy.