What happens if one leg of your flight is cancelled?

What Happens If One Leg of Your Flight Is Canceled?

If one leg of your flight is canceled, the airline will work to rebook you on another flight that will get you to your destination. The airline will usually try to rebook you on the next available flight, but this may not always be possible. If there are no other flights available, the airline may offer you a refund or a credit for a future flight.

Here are some tips for dealing with a canceled flight:

• Check your email and text messages. The airline will usually notify you of a canceled flight by email and text message.
• Call the airline. If you don't receive a notification from the airline, call them to confirm the cancellation and to find out what your options are.
• Be flexible. The airline may not be able to rebook you on the next available flight, so be prepared to accept a later flight or a different routing.
• Ask for compensation. If your flight is canceled due to the airline's fault, you may be entitled to compensation.

Here are some of the things that the airline may do to rebook you:

• Rebook you on the next available flight. This is the most common option, and it will usually get you to your destination as quickly as possible.
• Rebook you on a different flight. If there are no seats available on the next available flight, the airline may rebook you on a different flight that will get you to your destination later that day or the next day.
• Offer you a refund. If the airline cannot rebook you on another flight, they may offer you a refund.
• Offer you a credit for a future flight. If you don't want a refund, the airline may offer you a credit for a future flight.

If you are not satisfied with the airline's offer, you can:

• File a complaint with the Department of Transportation. The Department of Transportation has regulations that protect passengers from being stranded due to canceled flights.
• Contact a consumer protection agency. Consumer protection agencies can help you resolve disputes with airlines.
• File a lawsuit. If you believe that the airline has violated your rights, you can file a lawsuit.