Allegiant Airlines Question

[rhiansmom]

I read that somewhere on here that if you book with insurance and the flights go down they will credit you the difference. Is that the insurance they add automatically and you have to remove when you book?

Looking at a November flight and right now they are $79 each way... not sure if they will go down from there or not.... just seeing if this would be a good option for us!

 

[Edd]

I would like to find that type of insurance myself. They might mean if the plane goes down.

 

[Lewisc]

$79 sounds like a good rate to me. I guess you could get lucky and grab a lower fare during a promotion but I suspect it's more likely the fare wil go up.

I agree with Ed, it sounds like travel insurance in case the plane goes down, crashes.

I think some of the insurance for vacation packages, Apple, provides some kind of price protection.

Orbitz has price protection if you book throught them but the fine print makes it all but impossible to collect.

 

[rhiansmom]

We are flying in July for $29 each way so there is a chance it will go down. It is the weekend before Thanksgiving so not the "high" travel season. I only ask because I remember reading someone got credit because they purchased the insurance but I'm wondering if this (the one they offer on the website when you book) is the insurance they were talking about!

 

[rhiansmom]

Ok, this is the post I read:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2201194&highlight=allegiant