After the recent storms on the East Coast, several airlines took proactive measures to assist travelers in navigating through the challenging weather conditions.
Some airlines, including United, American Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit, and Delta, issued travel advisories to individuals affected by the winter storms. Each airline also introduced measures to facilitate rescheduling:
Travelers should be aware of their rights during inclement weather, as outlined by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). While there is no rule obliging airlines to cover flight changes to different carriers during bad weather, most airlines will rebook passengers on their earliest available flights to the destination at no additional charge if a flight is canceled.
The DOT also clarifies compensation responsibilities for delayed or canceled flights, with stricter regulations for international flights compared to domestic ones.
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