Nor'easter Delays Hundreds of Flights as Airlines Waive Change Fees
A nor'easter storm caused rising flight disruptions along the East Coast over the weekend, prompting airlines to waive change fees for affected travelers.
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A nor'easter storm has delayed hundreds of flights along the US East Coast, with disruptions rising notably in the Boston area over the weekend.
The storm's impact on air travel prompted several airlines to waive change fees for passengers affected by the delays, allowing them to rebook without additional cost.
Flight disruptions tend to cascade across connecting hubs during major weather events, and travelers in the region were advised to check with their airlines before heading to the airport.
The full scope of the storm's impact on the broader East Coast travel network was still being assessed.
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- Nor'easter delays hundreds of flights, airlines waive change fees — CNBC — Top News
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