Can someone explain published & non published airfare?

Looking at the Expedia vacation waiver-
**For a published air ticket, credit may be issued per applicable airline policies less airline change fees and Expedia, Inc. will absorb the change fees. The actual airfare could be higher at the time of rebooking; in that event the price differential would be your responsibility. You are allowed to change or cancel your trip for any reason one (1) time prior to the start of your trip.

how do I know if my jetBlue flight is published or non published?

Message edited 5/14/2008 8:49:04 AM.

Re: Can someone explain published & non published airfare?

I would think that a "published" fare is one that can be viewed and bought by anyone. If Expedia had gotten you a special rate, that was not advertised on jet blue's site, that would be considered unpublished.

HTH

ETA: this explains it better

http://airtravel.about.com/cs/airtravellinks/a/faretalk_2.htm

Message edited 5/14/2008 8:57:54 AM.

Re: Can someone explain published & non published airfare?

thanx Keri!