Airline passengers aren't guaranteed refunds for certain flight disruptions. Under rules outlined by the Department of Transportation (DOT), if an airline cancels a flight or makes a major schedule change, passengers are entitled to a refund if they choose not to travel under the new terms. However, if a traveler accepts a significantly delayed or modified flight, or takes an alternative flight offered by the airline, they are not eligible for a refund. It does not guarantee cash compensation beyond the refund.The rules differ slightly from a Biden-era proposal, later dropped by the Trump admi...
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