Airlines waiving rebooking fees as Hurricane Harvey makes landfall

As South Texas awaits Hurricane Harvey's landfall, airlines are looking the other way, accommodating travelers who need to change their plans.

American, Southwest, Frontier, Delta and United are among the major carriers that are waiving hefty change fees because of the incoming storm, Rare.us reported.

While the details vary according to carrier, travelers are urged to contact their airline to rebook flights as soon as possible.

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