QANTAS changes its passenger disruption policies
- Airline News, QANTAS
- March 9, 2020
The Lufthansa Group of airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, Brussels Airlines and Swiss will still maintain USA flights despite the US administration restrictions concerning European Union/Swiss citizens. Flights will continue, albeit at a heavily reduced schedule, from Germany, Austria, Belgium and Switzerland to the USA. LUFTHANSA (LH) Lufthansa will offer flights only from its Frankfurt hub to
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READ MOREEffective 09 March 2020, QANTAS will change the way it handles the assistance it gives to passengers in times of disruption. The new policy for its “Customer Disruption Management Standards” will apply when flight disruptions have occurred as a direct result of weather or Air Traffic Control (ATC) incidents. When a disruption has occurred due
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