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How to get your money’s worth from airline vouchers.

Some of the future flight credits travelers have from COVID-related cancellations may soon be expiring. Here’s what you need to know to use—not lose—those vouchers.

Holding airline vouchers for canceled flights? They may be about to expire Terms vary wildly; expert says read the fine print, call customer service Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – A year after the pandemic forced Lisa Kopecky to cancel her flight, she’s finally ready for takeoff. “I’m going to New York for a little work trip and to see my daughter and little grandbaby, and I am about to do backflips all the way to check-in,” she said while arriving at San Antonio International. It’s time, Ko...

Shelly McClaskey and her family planned to spend Christmas in Los Angeles with family but canceled their flights a few weeks before the trip due to COVID-19 shutdownsin Southern California. The insurance company executive wasnt eligible for a refund and happily accepted $878 in Southwest Airlines credit because the suburban Chicago family travels three or four times a year and goes out of its way to fly Southwest. She didnt think about the money again until a couple of weeks ago when she tr...

Airlines adding flights as interest in travel soars By Sierra Fox Vacation plans forming as more people get vaccinated At this time last year, airlines were canceling flights. Now, they’re adding them back because peoples interest in flying is on the rise with COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations decreasing and vaccinations increasing. ARLINGTON, Va. (FOX 5 DC) - At this time last year, airlines were canceling flights. Now, they’re adding them back because peoples interest in flying is on t...

With the weather getting warmer and vaccine distribution underway, people may once again be willing to take to the skies. Before booking trips, it’s important...

As we approach the anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdown, those who cancelled travel early on in the pandemic may see their vouchers expire soon.

Airlines have different policies on credits they’ve issued because of covid-19 — and it’s up to travelers to stay on top of the details.

By HANNAH SAMPSON | The Washington Post | Published: February 26, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. Would-be travelers who canceled flights last year may still be waiting for safer conditions before they return to the skies. They shouldnt assume their flight vouchers will be doing the same. Afte...

Depending on your destination, you may need to show a negative COVID test or even prove you’ve been vaccinated.