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»If I use my frequent flyer miles on Delta to get a free ticket, can I get reimbursed the amount the ticket would have cost if I had bought it full fare?
If I use my frequent flyer miles on Delta to get a free ticket, can I get reimbursed the amount the ticket would have cost if I had bought it full fare?
No, reimbursements are made for actual expenses only upon presentation of original payment documents confirming claimed expenses.
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- Travel FAQ's for U.S. Grantees - Printable Version (Jul 08)