American Airlines Cancelled Flights Class Action Investigation
Updated: August 20, 2025
Claim Form Deadline: Ongoing
Estimated Payout: Varies
Proof required: Yes
Attorneys are investigating claims that American Airlines markets fully refundable ticket options but creates barriers that prevent travelers from receiving cash refunds. As a result, many customers accept travel credits and lose the money paid for the refundable option.
You may qualify if you:
• Purchased a flight on American Airlines within the past two years,
• Paid extra for the fully refundable to original form of payment option, and
• Tried to cancel your flight but received a travel credit instead of a cash refund.
If this sounds like your experience, you may be part of an ongoing lawsuit. Fill out the form on this page to see if you qualify.
What is being investigated
Whether fully refundable options are marketed to consumers and then replaced with travel credits instead of cash refunds.
Who may qualify
Travelers who purchased an American Airlines ticket in the past two years, paid for a fully refundable option, and did not receive a cash refund.
What documentation helps
Ticket purchase receipts, proof of the fully refundable add-on, and records that show denial of a cash refund or issuance of credits.
• Guide to American Airlines refund rules
• Coverage of refund and fee disputes
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