[Luis408392]

Admittedly, I made some mistakes. I missed my flight to Argentina. That was negligence on my part.

I went to the airport to see if they could arrange an alternate flight there. The price was too steep. So, I went on Priceline and bought some reasonable priced tickets from AeroMexico.

It was my understanding that I paid for both to the flight to Argentina and the return flight home. However, a few days before I was set to return home, I called the airlines to confirm the flight home. And they told me that it was cancelled.

I never told them to cancel. To me, this is a huge injustice. I was forced to pay a lot of money in order to get home.

Do I have a legitimate complaint?

[Leatherboy2006]

Unfortunity you don't, when you didn't check in for the flight to Argentina, the computer assumes you didn't go and cancels you, plus you broke your round trip fare since you didn't take the flight down, a lot of people buy round trips cause they are cheaper then one ways and then just don't use the one ticket. The airlines have figured this out and built into their computer this logic to cancel downline to stop this from being done (it happened in July to a friend of mine who had booked Burbank to dallas to Witchita returning after a weekend in Kansas to dallas for a week and then back to Burbank. Due to the weather in Dallas (severe thundar storms with tornado watches) and delays he decide to skip kansas and stay in dallas they pulled his back for him in dallas and then cancelled (what we though was just the kansas flights) the rest of his whole ticket. We finally had it explained to us by a friend at AA, she said she would have restored his Dallas to burbank but it could cost her, her job for fraud and we didn't want that to happend to her so he ended up buying a one way fare on UsAirways via Phoenix).