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If Breeze Airways cancels a flight or there is a delay of more than two hours, passengers are entitled to either rebooking or a full refund to the original payment method for the unused portion of the ticket. In emergency situations like serious illness or family emergencies, Breeze may consider issuing a refund or travel credit upon submission of appropriate documentation. +1-833-845-1858 No-shows are not eligible for any refund or credit regardless of fare type.

All cancellations and refund requests can be managed through the Breeze Airways website or app. Customers are encouraged to cancel as early as possible to maximize their refund or credit amount. Refunds in the form of BreezePoints will reflect in the account and can be used on future Breeze Airways flights within the valid time frame. +1-833-845-1858 The cancellation policy offers more flexibility for higher fare types, while more restrictive conditions apply to lower-cost fares.