Aeroflot’s cancellation policy allows passengers to cancel flights under specific conditions, with fees and refunds varying based on ticket type, fare rules, and timing. Here’s a concise overview based on available information:
24-Hour Risk-Free Cancellation: If you book a ticket at least 7 days before departure, you can cancel within 24 hours of purchase without a fee and receive a full refund. This applies particularly to flights originating from or arriving in the USA, though rules may differ for other countries. Refunds are processed to the original payment method within 7–10 business days.
Cancellations After 24 Hours: Beyond the 24-hour window, cancellation fees apply, depending on the ticket type (e.g., Economy Saver, Economy Flex, Business Flex), destination, route, and time of cancellation. Economy Saver tickets are typically non-refundable, except for unused airport taxes, while Economy Flex and Business Flex may allow partial or full refunds with fees. Fees for international long-haul flights can be around 200 EUR/USD if canceled before check-in.
Refunds: Refundable tickets or cancellations within the 24-hour period are eligible for full refunds, minus any applicable taxes. Non-refundable tickets may only yield tax refunds. Refunds typically take 7–10 business days. For COVID-related cancellations, some passengers reported receiving refunds with interest after delays, though this may require in-person claims in Russia.