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Old Oct 27, 2017 | 10:46 am
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jeffandnicole
 
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Originally Posted by Often1
If you insist on flying carriers with no interline agreement, at least hedge the fare savings with a decent travel insurance policy which kicks in at 3-4 hours of delay and pays for a new ticket within some parameters.

If the cost of the policy isn't worth the fare savings, have to ask whether it's really a savings in the first place. Especially true if you are on a tight budget with a family. A couple of hotel rooms + food for a one-day delay can push some people over the edge.
It doesn't matter if the carrier with the interline agreement doesn't interline you anyway.
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