The Latest on Every US Airline Change, Cancellation Policy
Airlines & Airports Patrick Clarke March 10, 2021
Post-Pandemic Policies
The coronavirus pandemic and resulting uncertainty forced airlines to do away with pesky flight change and cancellation fees, and while those unwelcome charges are permanently gone for main economy tickets in most cases, this spring—many carriers have set the expiration date at March 21, 2021—will see the return of fees on most basic economy bookings. Here's a look at where every major U.S. airline currently stands on change and cancellation fees.
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