When not to fly or cancel your flight if you are sick?

March 19 2010 10:05 AM
Economic News

Nearing the changing seasons, passengers should consider when not to fly or cancel their flight when they are sick. Passengers have now the possibility to cancel their flight if they are sick and don’t wish to fly. After surveys being done, the charge for cancelling your flight because of sickness is more than the fare of the air ticket itself. So, passengers would therefore prefer to fly even being sick instead of paying a high charge. Passengers would prefer flying sick rather than paying £99 ($150). A passenger is not considered fit to fly if he cannot walk for some 150 feet or climb stairs without becoming short of breath. So, passengers should be able to decide whether they are fit, in good shape and in good health to fly.

Source: Frommer’s

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