Yes, you can get a refund from Delta Airlines, but whether you are eligible and how you get it depends on several factors such as the type of ticket you purchased, the reason for the refund request, and Delta's policies at the time. Delta offers refunds for tickets that are refundable, for flights that were canceled by the airline, and under certain special circumstances. If you bought a refundable ticket, you can generally request a refund at any time before the flight departs. Refundable tickets usually cost more, but they provide more flexibility in case your plans change. For non-refundable tickets, Delta does not typically offer a refund if you simply change your mind, but you might be able to get a credit for future travel instead. If Delta cancels your flight, you are entitled to a full refund regardless of the type of ticket you purchased. This applies even if the cancellation was due to weather or other reasons beyond the airline’s control. You can request the refund through Delta’s website, by calling their customer service, or sometimes through the travel agent or website where you purchased your ticket. Refunds can take time to process, sometimes several weeks, depending on how you paid and the current workload of Delta’s customer service. If your flight was delayed or you missed your connection because of Delta, you may not automatically get a refund, but the airline may offer rebooking options, vouchers, or partial refunds in some cases. During extraordinary events like the COVID-19 pandemic, Delta expanded their refund policies to be more flexible, allowing refunds or credits even for non-refundable tickets in many situations. It is important to review the specific refund rules at the time of your travel and check your ticket details. If you purchased a ticket through a third party, you may need to request the refund from them rather than Delta directly. Also, some fees like baggage fees or change fees are generally non-refundable. If you believe you qualify for a refund, start by logging into your Delta account or using the “Manage Booking” section on their website. There, you can find the option to request a refund if your ticket type allows it. If the option is not available online, contact Delta’s customer support. When requesting a refund, have your ticket number, flight details, and payment information ready to speed up the process. If Delta refuses a refund you think you are entitled to, you can try to escalate the issue through their customer relations department or file a complaint with the Department of Transportation if you are in the United States. In summary, yes, you can get a refund from Delta under certain conditions, especially if your ticket is refundable or your flight was canceled by the airline. For non-refundable tickets, refunds are less common but may be possible in special situations. Always check your ticket terms and Delta’s policies before booking or requesting a refund.