Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I (23 M living in NY) somewhat convinced a friend of mine, who I met in South America and who lives in Germany, to travel Iceland with me. I suggested to him Iceland, and he was on board with it. I didn't have to beg him, but there was a period a few months ago where we didn't know which country would work best for both of us. I only had 5 vacation days and I said that Iceland, because of how ridiculously expensive it is and our limited time, middle point between NY and Germany, and both of our interest in nature / landscape, would be the best. We both agreed and booked flights. We also booked a van, $350 each of us.

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Yesterday, WOW AIR ceases operations. Flight is cancelled. He booked with another airline. 

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He asked if I was willing to book another flight. I said i wasn't sure because I wanted to make sure I could recoup the initial $400 from the first flight. The new flight would cost me anywhere from 600-800$. 

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I offered to pay half of his flight if he didn't go, which would be $170. We could get refunded the van cost. So we would both stand to lose at minium $170. Max, i would lose would be 570 (400+170).

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I feel really guilty for not be able to come since this was my idea at first. So AITA for not re-booking a flight. 

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TLDR: Wow air stops operating, new cost of flight is 1.5-2x more expensive. Friend booked with another airline. I've cancelled. He might travel solo. I've offered to pay half of his flight cost if he doesn't go. 

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convincing friend to Travel but having to cancel cuz flight cancelled