This map from the Weather Chanel is chilling in so many ways.
If, like us, you’ve got any flights or other travel planned in the next few days, in or out of the path of this major storm predicted to drop more than a foot of snow in many parts of the country, be prepared for delays, cancellations and hassles.
To help, below are the links to the travel waiver policies U.S. airlines have posted. In most cases, airlines are offering travelers the option to cancel their flights for a full refund/travel credits or to alter flight plans with no with change fees. That is, if you can find and book a new flight scheduled within the few days covered by the waiver policy.
Keep in mind that if your flight is canceled by the airline they may rebook you first. And as the storm continues, airlines will updata and likely extend the dates that waiver policies are in effect.
Stay alert and stay safe.
Airports getting ready too
While airlines are bracing for the storm, airports are revving up the engines on those giant snow plows.
