monday 2 august 2010 - 13:49
Kirk Miller knew his nonrefundable US Airways tickets was lost when he canceled his flight, but like many air travelers, he wondered about the taxes. Could he get those back?read more »
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Surprise! Government says airlines “not required” to refund taxes on nonrefundable tickets
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