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Friday, October 16

Delayed Flyers May Get Less Help With Meal Costs

Airlines may be less willing to cover food during flight disruptions.

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Travelers facing a delayed flight may find airlines less willing to pay for a meal. The change matters most to passengers stranded while waiting to continue their trips. Food costs during a disruption may increasingly fall on travelers instead.

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