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Airlines provide change fee relief because of Hurricane Earl
As Hurricane Earl works its way up the east coast, airlines are letting passengers take one item off their lists of concerns. Delta has announced that passengers affected by the storm can make one-time changes to their plans without incurring any fees. This applies to flights scheduled for today and tomorrow and covers more than 20 airports in the eastern United States, including the New York area, Washington, Boston and Baltimore. AirTran Airways has gotten in on this concept, as well, with passengers hitting a number of airports, including San Juan, Puerto Rico, being able to change their plans without paying extra. It only works for flights taking off by Saturday.
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Laura Sep 2nd 2010 3:36PM
Oh, good! I am glad that the airlines have picked up on this. Traveling itself can be so stressful and sometimes there is just no way to predict a disaster like this.
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