kylenne
Wakandan-American
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We're booked from Calgary to Boston on September 18, to board a cruise. The current AC flights are absolutely perfect for our needs and I was delighted when I booked them. Now I'm freaking out; 75% of all available flights between here and there involve at least one AC leg, and the ones that don't have terrible scheduling and are exponentially more expensive, not to mention the already sunk-cost of the AC flights which will be returned in credit only.
Is anyone else struggling to pull the plug and re-book with other airlines or should I just suck it up and do it?
...and further to my original post, AirCanada confirmed today that "pro-active" flight cancellations would not happen prior to September 15th - as they start to position some aircraft ahead of a potential shutdown. AirCanada has also implemented a goodwill policy to allow for changes to travel dates - but flights do need to stay on AirCanada...for now... more background info: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/bus...-suspend-most-operations-as-talks-with-pilot/
My partner lives in Toronto and always flies down to meet me in NYC as basically a long layover when we go to Disney, she was booked on AC for 9/17. We were monitoring the strike news closely and saw the AC policy, didn't want to take any chances at all so we rebooked her a few days earlier at no charge. We noticed that it has to be the exact same time as the original flight to avoid additional charges though.