Flying this weekend? 3 major airlines are letting travelers change flights for free
A September nor’easter will roll along America’s northeastern coast this weekend, with meteorologists warning that the powerful storm could bring some coastal flooding, up to 8 inches or more of rainfall, and wind gusts up to 50 mph in select areas. Besides the inclement weather, the storm is also expected to have knock-on effects for travelers across the weekend, with delays and cancellations…
A powerful nor'easter is set to impact America's northeastern coast this weekend, bringing high winds, heavy rain, and potential coastal flooding. The storm is forecast to cause flight delays and cancellations at airports throughout the region. In response, three major carriers - American Airlines, JetBlue, and United - are waiving flight-change fees for select passengers.
American allows changes for flights between September 24 and 29, arriving, departing, or transiting through specific Northeastern airports. JetBlue waives fees for flights on September 25-27 to/from a list of Northeastern cities. United offers the same waiver for flights between September 25-27, with tickets purchased by September 23 and departing between September 23-29. Delta and Southwest have not announced waivers yet, so travelers should monitor their advisories.
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