Delta waiving change fees for areas affected by Hurricane Hermine

With Hurricane Hermine threatening to disrupt travel, Delta Air Lines is waiving flight change fees for travel to areas that could be in the storm's path.

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Those with flights booked to, from or through more than a dozen different cities from Sept. 1 through Sept. 3 can make a one-time change to their flights without paying certain change fees, according to Delta.

The affected cities are Brunswick, Charleston, Destin - Ft. Walton Beach, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Myrtle Beach, Panama City, Sarasota, Savannah, Tallahassee, Tampa, Valdosta and Wilmington.

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Those whose flights are canceled or delayed by more than 90 minutes who want to cancel their trips can get a refund for their unused flights.

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