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Airlines issue flight waivers: This is what you can do if your flight was canceled due to winter storm Blair
Airlines including American, Delta, United, and Southwest have implemented comprehensive travel waivers for passengers affected by storm conditions.
Winter Storm Blair has caused significant disruptions to air travel across the United States, with thousands of flights canceled or delayed. Major airlines have responded by issuing travel waivers to affected passengers, offering them the opportunity to rebook their flights without incurring additional fees.
Different airlines have slightly varying policies:
What to do if your flight is canceled
If your flight has been canceled due to Winter Storm Blair, then take advantage of the airline’s waiver policy to rebook your flight for a later date. Most airlines are offering free rebooking options through their websites. If you choose not to rebook, you can request a full refund.
U.S. airlines are required to provide refunds to customers whose flights are canceled. New federal regulations have been implemented to protect air travelers, with airlines now required to provide automatic refunds for canceled flights, clearly define significant delays, and offer refunds on baggage fees for extended delays.
If you have travel insurance, review your policy to see if it covers weather-related cancellations.
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