Airline Refund Request Letter (Flight Delay or Cancellation)
Did your flight get delayed or canceled — and the airline is ignoring your refund request?
If your flight was delayed, canceled, or significantly changed and the airline hasn’t issued a refund or proper compensation, this ready-to-use letter helps you formally request what you’re owed in a clear, professional way.
You don’t need to argue with customer support.
You need to make a formal, documented request.
Download it today and use it immediately.
What this kit helps you do
- Clearly request a refund or compensation from the airline
- Present your claim in a firm, professional tone
- Reference common passenger rights and airline obligations
- Create a written record that shows you are serious
- Increase the chances of getting a response or resolution
This letter is designed to help you start the process properly, especially when an airline delays, deflects responsibility, or sends generic responses.
What’s included
- Editable Airline Refund Request Letter
- Microsoft Word version
- Google Docs version
Plus simple step-by-step instructions on how to:
- Customize the letter
- Send it correctly
- Include the right flight and booking details
And a checklist of information to gather before sending.
No complicated legal language.
No confusing airline jargon.
Just a clear, usable document.
Who this is for
- Airline passengers in the U.S.
- Travelers affected by flight delays or cancellations
- Anyone denied a refund or compensation by an airline
- People who want to take action quickly and professionally
Important notice
This product provides general information and a template only.
- This is not legal advice
- This does not replace an attorney
- This does not guarantee a refund
It helps you start the process properly, communicate clearly, and create a documented request that can be useful if the situation escalates.
Use it the same day you download it.
A ready-to-use letter to formally request a refund or compensation from an airline after a flight delay or cancellation.