Yes, you can get a refund from Delta in certain situations, depending on the type of ticket you purchased and the reason for the refund request. Delta offers refunds for refundable tickets, which are usually more expensive but allow you to cancel your flight and receive your money back. If you bought a refundable ticket and decide not to travel, you can request a refund by canceling your reservation and submitting a request through Delta’s customer service. Non-refundable tickets, which are more common and less costly, generally do not qualify for a full refund unless there are special circumstances such as a flight cancellation by the airline, a significant schedule change, or a personal emergency that meets specific criteria. In these cases, Delta may issue a refund or offer credit for future travel.

If Delta cancels your flight or makes a major change to your itinerary, you are usually eligible for a full refund, even if you purchased a non-refundable ticket. A major schedule change could include a change of more than two hours or a significant rerouting. In such cases, you can cancel your flight and request a refund instead of accepting the new flight arrangements. If your flight is delayed for a long time and you decide not to travel, you may also be eligible for a refund depending on the length of the delay and your individual circumstances.

In cases involving medical emergencies, death of a passenger or immediate family member, or military orders, Delta may offer a refund upon review of supporting documentation. You will need to provide official documents such as a death certificate, medical note, or military orders to support your claim. These refunds are not guaranteed but are considered on a case-by-case basis. If approved, the refund is usually processed back to the original form of payment.

Delta also allows customers to cancel flights within 24 hours of booking for a full refund, regardless of the fare type. This policy applies only if the booking was made at least seven days before the flight's scheduled departure. If you cancel within this 24-hour window, the refund will be issued automatically and returned to your original payment method.

For most non-refundable tickets, if you cancel outside the 24-hour window and do not qualify for a full refund, you may still receive an eCredit for the value of your ticket. This credit can be used for future Delta flights and usually remains valid for at least one year from the date of issue. To use the eCredit, you must book a new flight through Delta and apply the credit at checkout.

To request a refund, you can contact Delta’s customer service, cancel your booking online, or visit the "My Trips" section on their website. Make sure to keep all booking and payment information ready when submitting your request. The refund process may take several days to a few weeks depending on your payment method. In conclusion, while not all Delta tickets are refundable, you may be able to receive a full refund under certain conditions such as refundable fares, flight cancellations, or special circumstances.