Do you have a Delta Air Lines flight booked for April or May and now, understandably, have to scrap your plans? USA Today reports that if you secured your flight by today—that's April 3, you guys—you are eligible to change your flight, sans any rescheduling fee, to anytime through May 31, 2022. That deal also extends to those with "existing eCredits or canceled travel from flights in March, April or May 2020," according to Delta's latest travel policy. And if purchased tix outside that window, note the following: "Tickets purchased between March 1 and May 31, 2020, can be changed without a change fee for up to a year from the date you purchased it." (That latter one-year flexibility policy is what most airlines are sticking to for the time being.)
About that two-year deal though: It's great news for travelers, and hopefully other airlines follow suit. (Not to make this about me, but, um, I'm going to: I recently had to cancel my trip to SXSW in Austin. The airline, which I will not name here, did call me back about rescheduling, albeit days after takeoff. Again, understandable. And it's a minor complaint. But it was…frustrating.)
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