Free on every booking
When the airline cancels, we've already started
Most travel sites sell you a ticket and disappear. If an airline cancels your flight or a delay costs you a connection, we find you another flight and rebook you — automatically, within our policy window, without you having to ask.
Included on
0%
of bookings, every fareTypical time to rebook
0 min
from detection to new boarding passExtra cost to you
₹0
the policy covers the fare differenceWhat actually happens
Four steps, all of them ours. Travelport is a data source and a booking tool we drive — the detection and recovery loop is something we built.STEP 1
From the moment you book, a monitor polls the airline's own reservation record and a live flight-status feed. That is usually how we know before the airline's email reaches you.We watch your booking
Checked continuously in the 72 hours before departure
STEP 2
When something breaks, a policy engine checks the cause, your fare and how close to departure you are. Airline-caused disruption is covered; we tell you straight away if something isn't.We check your cover
Typically decided within a minute of detection
STEP 3
We search the same route across the airline and its partners for the same day, then hold seats on the best option that fits the policy — before other passengers have joined the queue.We find an alternative
Same day, same route, at no extra cost to you
STEP 4
We complete the change with the airline and push you the new boarding details. Every step is notified — an automatic rebooking is never a silent surprise.We rebook and tell you
Your original ticket is voided by the airline
ALWAYS WATCHING
The monitor never clocks off
It polls the airline's own reservation record and a live status feed around the clock — including the 3am cancellation nobody is awake for.
ALREADY SORTED
You board a different flight
By the time most travellers read the airline's apology, the replacement seats are held and the new boarding details are on their trip.This is what you'd see
Not a diagram of the process — the actual screen from a real rebooking, with the times each step was completed and the message you'd have been sent.Delhi → Mumbai · cancelled by the airline
- Disruption detectedSun, 19 JulIndiGo cancelled 6E-179. Our flight-status feed flagged it before the airline emailed you.
- Checking eligibilitySun, 19 JulCovered — an airline-initiated cancellation inside the policy window.
- Finding alternativesSun, 19 JulSearching same-day alternatives on your route.
- Rebooking youSun, 19 JulRebooking you onto 6E-641 at 11:05.
- RebookedSun, 19 JulDone. You're confirmed on 6E-641 with seat 12A, at no extra cost. Your original ticket was voided.
What's covered — and what isn't
The exclusions are here rather than in a policy document, because finding out at the airport is worse than knowing now.Covered
- The airline cancels your flight
- An airline-caused delay makes you miss a connection on the same booking
- The airline changes the schedule so much your trip no longer works
- Aircraft or crew problems that ground your flight
Not covered
- Weather closures and air-traffic restrictions — outside the airline's control
- Missed flights where check-in or boarding closed before you arrived
- Changes you make yourself, which follow the fare's normal change rules
- Onward travel booked separately from this ticket
Questions people actually ask
No. It's included on every booking, on every fare, with no opt-in and no line on your price breakdown. It is the reason we exist rather than an upsell.
No. Rebooking within the policy never charges you again. If the only alternatives cost more than the policy covers, the case goes to a person on our team rather than silently charging your card.
Talk to us first so we don't both rebook you. If you'd prefer a refund or a different route, support can arrange it — Protection is a default, not a lock-in.
You'll get a notification at every step, and the full case log lives on the trip. If you were asleep through the whole thing, you can read exactly what was done and when.
Yes, on any booking made with us, domestic or international. Coverage depends on the cause of the disruption, not the route.