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What is the cutoff point for most airlines in cancelling a flight forlow ticket sales?



 
 
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Old October 15th, 2010, 04:14 PM posted to rec.travel.usa-canada
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Default What is the cutoff point for most airlines in cancelling a flight forlow ticket sales?

I'm sure it is all over the map depending on cost of ticket,
destination etc. but is there
at least a general rule of thumb say 50% or less full?
 




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