Winter Storm Blair is disrupting travel across the Midwest and East Coast and causing thousands of flight delays. As of late Sunday evening, here’s what airlines were posting in terms of travel waivers and alerts:
As always, be sure to check with your airline before venturing to the airport for your flight.
Alaska Airlines: “We are offering a flexible travel policy to/from Baltimore (BWI), Cincinnati (CVG), Cleveland (CLE), Columbus (CMH), Detroit (DTW), Indianapolis (IND), Kansas City (MCI), Nashville (BNA), Philadelphia (PHL), Pittsburgh (PIT), Raleigh (RDU), St Louis (STL), Dulles (IAD), Washington D.C. (DCA), and Wichita (ICT) if you would like to change or cancel your flight.”
American Airlines: Travel waiver in effect for trips to, from or through more than 40 airports. If you are scheduled to travel January 4 – 6, 2025 you can change your ticket to fly instead through January 9, 2025
Delta Air Lines: Travel waiver in effect for travel to, from or through more than 20 airports. “When rebooked travel occurs on or before January 10, 2025, in the same cabin of service as originally booked, the fare difference will be waived.”
Frontier Airlines: Travel advisory in effect for about 10 airports.
Jet Blue: A travel waiver is in effect for these airports: Nashville, TN (BNA), Philadelphia, PA (PHL), Pittsburgh, PA (PIT), Raleigh-Durham, NC (RDU), Richmond, VA (RIC), and Washington, DC (DCA). “Customers may rebook their flights for travel through Wednesday, January 15, 2025.”
Southwest Airlines: Travel advisory in effect for 16 cities. Travelers “may rebook or travel standby (within 14 days of their original date of travel between the original city pairs and in accordance with our accommodation procedures) without paying additional charges.”
United Airlines: The travel waiver is in effect for more than 10 airports. The new flight must be a United flight departing by January 13, 2025.