Nonrefundable Ticket at Legal Glossary
What is it? An airline ticket for which you cannot get your money back if you decide not to travel. Each airline has its own policies and exceptions regarding nonrefundable tickets. For example, many airlines will allow you to apply the amount of an unused ticket towards a later flight, subject to a fee.Law Definition Added By: Carter
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