American and JetBlue, among other airlines, have released weather waivers for travel to/from Chicago. Both waivers allow for free changes for travel though 11/3 as long as you purchased tickets by today, 10/30.
American and JetBlue have $30 fare sales for travel on 10/31 only.
If you book American flights using Priceline the tickets will be refundable until tomorrow at 11:29pm.
You can book $30 travel on American or JetBlue on 10/31 between:
- Chicago to/from Boston
- Chicago to/from Fort Lauderdale
- Chicago to/from LaGuardia
- Chicago to/from JFK
- Chicago to/from Miami
You can book travel now and then contact the airline to change your flights to travel through Sunday!
HT: al613 and AJK
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Oh no another ethics discussion đ
Booked jetblue to JFK, wanted to fly tonight, they said on the phone that there is some waiver so they were able to change it for free.
Not taking responsibility but worth the try for someone flying to NYC. (noticed ua has a waiver for NYC)
must originate in Chicago OR can one still get the $60RT if going from NYC-CHI?
Any flight to, from, or through Chicago.
Can you change it to Any time or does it have To be the same value fare. Thereâs only a couple flights at the $30 price
You can change to any flight through Sunday without charge.
So I can book the cheapest flight for tomorrow and rebook for the expensive flight on Sunday?
Yes!
I couldn’t have said it better
Whatâs the catch? They never do this….
Not complaining. Itâs like Chanukah in October! Only problem is I just started working again after all the chagim…..Oh well. My itch to jet set will have to hold…again….
I feel you mate!
Priceline or Expedia no longer showing the cheap flights (at least San-ORD Route), only able to get American to price it via google flights but in basic economy. Any other way to still book it in regular economy?