With Hurricane Helene disrupting travel, here’s what fliers need to know
Published On Oct 1, 2024, 2:32 PM
Hurricane Helene has caused significant damage across the Southeast U.S., leading to disruptions in air travel. Airlines are generally not obligated to provide refunds for flight cancellations due to weather-related events. While some carriers are making exceptions for passengers wishing to change their flights, the options and terms vary widely among airlines. Travelers affected may struggle to find compensation unless their airline cancels or significantly alters their flight, and this situation has underscored the challenges faced by consumers dealing with severe weather events.
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