Airlines have announced that they will waive flight‑change fees for passengers affected by the upcoming nor'easter, a move aimed at easing travel costs amid the forecasted storm.
The decision comes as meteorologists predict heavy snow and high winds along the East Coast, prompting airlines to pre‑emptively offer relief to travelers who may need to alter plans.
According to reports, flight disruptions were minimal for Saturday as of Friday morning, suggesting that the storm’s impact on air travel may be limited.
While the fee waiver applies to a range of carriers, the specific terms and duration of the policy were not detailed in the initial announcement.
<small>Source: CNBC — read the original story there.</small>