Does WestJet EconoFlex always cancel into Travel Bank rather than cash?
Usually the published EconoFlex treatment is no cancellation fee, returned points and a Travel Bank credit. But WestJet lists a different rule for flights departing South Korea: a cancellation fee applies and the original payment is refunded. Establish the departure geography before assuming the same Flex label produces the same settlement everywhere.
What this answer depends on
- Voluntary cancellation of a WestJet EconoFlex fare outside the initial booking window; route-specific South Korea departure exception.
- The general EconoFlex cancellation treatment is no fee, return of points used and Travel Bank credit for the remaining value.
- For flights departing South Korea, WestJet lists a cancellation fee and refund to the original form of payment.
- After the initial booking window, voluntary cancellations must be made more than two hours before departure.
Important exceptions
- This page reports WestJet’s published fare policy rather than making an independent legal determination. It does not specify a fee amount or resolve every mixed-direction itinerary. Agency and package bookings may require their issuing channel.
More booking questions
Does every EconoFlex cancellation return cash?
No. The general rule is Travel Bank; the source identifies a South Korea departure exception.
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Does no cancellation fee mean I can cancel after departure?
No. The timing requirement is separate from the fee rule.
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Sources and last checked
- Change and cancellation policyhttps://www.westjet.com/en-ca/manage/change-cancel