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As Hurricane Idalia made\u00a0landfall along the Gulf Coast region, U.S. airlines and airports took preemptive measures to prioritize\u00a0the safety of passengers and staff.<\/p>\n
According to FlightAware<\/a>,\u00a0the number of cancellations on Thursday morning wasn’t quite as bad as it was on Wednesday. Airlines know better than to second guess Mother Nature, so they’re playing it safe.\u00a0<\/p>\n In order to uphold the utmost safety standards, the FAA has also shut down air traffic facilities, and airport authorities have closed various airports, including runways and terminal buildings, that are projected to be in the storm’s path.\u00a0<\/p>\n Notable Florida airports like Tampa International Airport (TPA), St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE), Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ), Tallahassee International Airport (TLH), and Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV)\u00a0proactively closed in anticipation of the storm’s arrival.\u00a0<\/p>\n Airlines for America told ConsumerAffairs that\u00a0these airlines are commited to remaining flexible and will\u00a0adapt operational strategies according to what the storm does.<\/p>\n In preparation for the bustling 2.7 million passengers boarding aircraft this Labor Day travel period, member airlines of the Airlines for America (A4A) association are extending flexibility to passengers whose travel plans are disrupted by the hurricane.\u00a0<\/p>\n Many A4A-affiliated carriers have already introduced travel waivers, granting affected customers greater flexibility in rescheduling their flights. To their credit, these carriers are actively revising and updating these policies as the situation develops and not making it a one-time fix.<\/p>\n Here is how participating airlines are taking care of passengers affected by Hurricane Idalia:<\/p>\n Alaska Airlines has issued a travel advisory for customers who wish to change or cancel their flights to or from Fort Myers (RSW), Orlando (MCO) or Tampa (TPA).<\/p>\n Learn more on Alaska\u2019s travel advisory page.<\/a><\/p>\n In response to Hurricane Idalia, American Airlines has issued a travel alert for 12 airports in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, allowing customers who are affected to rebook their trips without incurring any change fees.<\/p>\n Learn more on American\u2019s travel alert page<\/a>.<\/p>\n For customers affected by Hurricane Idalia, Delta has issued travel waivers at 17 airports in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. Customers scheduled to travel from August 28 to 31 are eligible for the waiver.\u00a0<\/p>\n Learn more on Delta\u2019s travel advisory<\/a> page.<\/p>\n JetBlue will waive change and cancellation fees and fare differences for customers traveling August 29 – 31 to\/from Charleston, SC (CHS), Fort Myers, FL (RSW), Jacksonville, FL (JAX), Orlando, FL (MCO), Sarasota, FL (SRQ), Savannah\/Hilton Head, GA (SAV) and Tampa, FL (TPA).<\/p>\n Learn more on JetBlue\u2019s travel alerts<\/a> page.<\/p>\n Southwest is also issuing travel waivers for any customer scheduled to travel August 28 \u2013 31 to\/from Charleston, SC (CHS), Fort Myers, FL (RSW), Destin- Fort Walton (VPS), Jacksonville, FL (JAX), Myrtle Beach (MYR), Orlando, FL (MCO), Panama City (ECP), Pensacola (PNS), Sarasota, FL (SRQ), Savannah\/Hilton Head, GA (SAV) and Tampa, FL (TPA).<\/p>\n Learn more on Southwest\u2019s travel waiver<\/a> page.<\/p>\n Flying somewhere into the hurricane zone on United? If your travel is scheduled to travel August 28 \u2013 31 to or from any of these airports, there\u2019s a travel waiver waiting for you: to\/from Charleston, SC (CHS), Hilton Head (HHH) Fort Myers, FL (RSW), Destin- Fort Walton (VPS), Fort Myers, FL (RSW), Jacksonville, FL (JAX), Myrtle Beach (MYR), Orlando, FL (MCO), Panama City (ECP), Pensacola (PNS), Sarasota, FL (SRQ), Savannah\/Hilton Head, GA (SAV) and Tampa, FL (TPA).<\/p>\n Learn more on United\u2019s travel notice<\/a> page.<\/p>\n Travelers with tickets for this weekend should check individual airline websites linked above for more details on\u00a0 travel waivers as they continue to update travel throughout the storm\u2019s progression.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Those not affected by the hurricane should keep tabs on their flight’s\u00a0status at FlightAware.com.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\nFlying into or out of the hurricane zone? A waiver is waiting for you.<\/h3>\n
Alaska Airlines<\/h3>\n
American Airlines<\/h3>\n
Delta Air Lines<\/h3>\n
JetBlue Airways<\/h3>\n
Southwest Airlines<\/h3>\n
United Airlines<\/h3>\n