Rebook in a sentence

British Airways stressed that the bulk of delayed or cancelled flights are ones with several daily flights, meaning it can rebook alternative routes for them.

If you have booked a package holiday through a tour operator to an area in the fire-impacted Odemira municipality, you may be allowed to cancel and receive a refund or rebook for free.

The airline has said there are five flights in total set to take off and customers are set to be given a full refund and an opportunity to rebook.

The airline is letting customers rebook on flights to and from Miami and Palm Beach at no additional charge, it said.

We only reschedule appointments and procedures where necessary and we rebook immediately, where possible.

A Martin Lewis fan says he saved £1,000 thanks to a holiday "rebook" trick shared by consumer experts.

Instead it opted to rebook them on its own flights, sometimes days after their desired departure date.

Southwest and United airlines issued travel warnings ahead of the storm and are allowing some customers to rebook their flights.

They’re trying to rebook so we’ll see what’s up for the future of that.

A University of Florida survey conducted in mid-April showed roughly 37 percent said they don’t want to rebook canceled trips until two to six months after the virus is contained.

Dave and Linda Briggs faced paying 24 per cent extra to rebook a cottage in Northumberland despite trying to reschedule for the same time next year.

I'm trying to reschedule or rebook my flights.

Passengers can in future rebook to a new travel date until 30 April 2021 without rebooking fees.

The agent was not cancelling the booking, but allowing customers to rebook instead, without incurring normal amendment fees.

I can be around them outside, so the airlines would probably make me sit on the wing, rather than rebook me on a different animal free flight.

Many have also booked with Thomas Cook which means they too face losing their money, with some saying they cannot afford to rebook.

The company admitted on Saturday that it had told some passengers, by mistake, to rebook or get a refund.

To rebook the listing, the new cost to Weldrick would have been more than $1,750.

British expats flying home for Christmas have now had to rebook or fork out potentially hundreds for another flight after airport bosses in London closed down Gatwick’s runway.

Customers who are holding reservations on these dates and want to alter their travel plans may rebook in the original class of service or travel standby within 14 days of the original travel date.