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A fully booked flight vs an underbooked flight
A fully booked flight vs an underbooked flight







*Unable to get you a comparable seats is defined as moving from preferred to non-preferred or preferred aisle / window to preferred middle You're denied boarding on an oversold flight and we're unable to get you a comparable seat*.We delay your flight causing you to miss a connection and we're unable to get you a comparable seat on another flight*.We cancel your flight and we're unable to get you a comparable seat on another flight rebooked by us*.You cancel, rebook and buy seats on your new flight.You cancel your flight within 24 hours and booked at least 2 days before departure.You pay more for another seat on the same flight (but not if you change to a lower priced or free seat).

A fully booked flight vs an underbooked flight upgrade#

  • You pay to upgrade to First or Business.
  • Fees for seats are non-refundable with some exceptions.
  • We reserve the right to discontinue the sale of seats or refuse to sell seats to a passenger.
  • Seats are non-transferable and valid only on the flight purchased.
  • Preferred seats are on select flights operated by American Airlines and American Eagle and subject to availability.
  • If you sit in a seat other than the one assigned, you may be asked to move.
  • We will attempt to assign children under 15 with at least one adult they're traveling with.
  • Also, make sure you arrive at the gate 15 minutes before departure or you may lose your seat.
  • You must check in at least 60 minutes before departure for international flights and 45 minutes for domestic flights within the U.S.
  • We reserve the right to change seats for operational, safety or security reasons.
  • We make every effort to ensure you get your chosen seat, but seat assignments are not guaranteed.
  • a fully booked flight vs an underbooked flight

    If you're unable to choose seats when you book, check back closer to departure or we'll assign you a seat when you check in.







    A fully booked flight vs an underbooked flight