Yes, you can usually get a travel credit if you cancel your Horizon Air flight, depending on your fare type. I learned this the hard way last summer when my Seattle trip got canceled last minute due to a family emergency. I had booked a non-refundable ticket, but when I logged into my Alaska Airlines account (Horizon Air operates under Alaska), I saw an option to cancel and receive a travel credit instead of losing the full amount. The process was super easy — just went to “Manage Trips,” clicked “Cancel,” and the credit showed up in my wallet within minutes. Later, I used it to rebook another flight without any issues. My tip: always check your fare rules before canceling, and use the airline’s website or phone line to handle changes instantly — that’s way faster than waiting on email support.
