By: Nikita Nikhil
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Flight cancellations can be stressful, but knowing what to do can save time and money. Here are 5 smart things to do immediately after your flight gets cancelled.
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Check the airline app, website, or look at the screens at the airport. A delay can sometimes look like a cancellation or vice versa.
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Go to the airline counter or call customer service. They can rebook you, issue refunds, or offer vouchers and accommodation in the meantime.
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As a flyer, you can be eligible for compensation if the airline allows you to. Make sure to enquire about this or do some research before booking.
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Use the airline app or website to reschedule your flight quickly. You might find better options online than waiting in a long queue at the airport.
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If you end up spending on food, taxis, or a hotel, keep those bills. Some airlines cover these costs later as part of their cancellation policy.
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Some airlines rebook you on partner airlines at no extra cost. Always ask, as it might save you hours.
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Some travel insurance cover delays, cancellations or missed connections. You can file for a claim with receipts for hotels and meals.
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Sometimes when you Tweet or directly message the airline, it gets you help quicker. Be polite but also direct with your request.
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See if any other airport accessible to you has better options. You'll be able to book quickly and reach your destination sooner.
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For more travel tips and flight cancellation advice, click here.
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