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I’ve been on high alert as I’m traveling from Tampa to New Jersey this week to see family for Christmas. Winter storms look to create disruptions and cancellations later this week as travelers attempt to get together with family and friends for Christmas. Airlines are trying to get in front of this by issuing travel waivers for passengers with some flexibility around their plans.
Alaska Airlines
Alaska has a waiver in effect for passengers traveling to/from Seattle.
American Airlines
AA has several waivers in effect for the Northeastern US and Midwestern US.
Northeastern US waiver
Midwestern US waiver
Delta Air Lines
Delta has issued weather waivers for flights to/from Seattle and Portland, the Northwest Mountain Region, and the Atlantic and Northeast Region.
Seattle/Portland waiver
Northwest Mountain Region waiver
Atlantic and Northeast Region waiver
JetBlue Airways
JetBlue has issued a waiver for several Midwestern cities.
Southwest Airlines
Southwest has issued waivers for the Northeast as well as several Rocky Mountain and Midwestern cities.
United Airlines
United is perhaps the most cautious in its waivers as it has issued several for
East Coast waiver
Midwest waiver
Texas Waiver
Central and Northwest waiver
Anthony’s Take: There is a good chance that there will be significant delays and cancellations later this week just in time for Christmas. If your plans are flexible, it might be less stressful to travel in advance.
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