Chase Sapphire Preferred: Travel Delay Protection
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Nov 11, 13, 2:23 pm
#1
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Chase Sapphire Preferred: Travel Delay Protection
Original post:
I had originally thought that the CSP travel delay protection benefit was limited to $300, but a Chase rep just told me my limit is $500. Has this changed recently?
Also, has anyone heard of travel expenses being denied under this benefit? I don't plan on using it for anything other than hotels, transportation, and meals, but I usually book through AMEX FHR for hotels. A one-night stay alone could easily push me right up against (or beyond) the $500 limit, and I wouldn't want that expense to be denied for being perceived as "unreasonable."
Edit; 15 October 2014
The wiki is now live! Please feel free to share your trip delay stories above.
I had originally thought that the CSP travel delay protection benefit was limited to $300, but a Chase rep just told me my limit is $500. Has this changed recently?
Also, has anyone heard of travel expenses being denied under this benefit? I don't plan on using it for anything other than hotels, transportation, and meals, but I usually book through AMEX FHR for hotels. A one-night stay alone could easily push me right up against (or beyond) the $500 limit, and I wouldn't want that expense to be denied for being perceived as "unreasonable."
Edit; 15 October 2014
The wiki is now live! Please feel free to share your trip delay stories above.
Last edited by SansSerif; Jan 27, 15 at 11:21 pm
Nov 14, 13, 1:21 am
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Originally Posted by SansSerif
I had originally thought that the CSP travel delay protection benefit was limited to $300, but a Chase rep just told me my limit is $500. Has this changed recently?
Also, has anyone heard of travel expenses being denied under this benefit?
Also, has anyone heard of travel expenses being denied under this benefit?
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/20241536-post588.html
(I would expect that the coverage on the CSP is either identical or very similar.)
Nov 15, 13, 12:36 am
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Thank you - that info was helpful.
Just to make sure, you didn't have to pay your delay expenses (food, ground transportation, etc.) with your card? As long as you submitted all the necessary documentation?
Just to make sure, you didn't have to pay your delay expenses (food, ground transportation, etc.) with your card? As long as you submitted all the necessary documentation?
Nov 15, 13, 1:20 am
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Originally Posted by SansSerif
Just to make sure, you didn't have to pay your delay expenses (food, ground transportation, etc.) with your card? As long as you submitted all the necessary documentation?
The only requirement is that part of the original fare needs to be on the card.
Nov 15, 13, 6:27 pm
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wow I wish I had known about this type of protection.
recently was on the iad-bah trip that had a rat on the plane and caused the trip to be pushed back a day.
would have been nice to get a comped meal from my credit card instead of a poor 14 dollar food voucher from UA.
recently was on the iad-bah trip that had a rat on the plane and caused the trip to be pushed back a day.
would have been nice to get a comped meal from my credit card instead of a poor 14 dollar food voucher from UA.
Nov 16, 13, 9:48 pm
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Originally Posted by bigbellytraveler
recently was on the iad-bah trip that had a rat on the plane and caused the trip to be pushed back a day.
I've used the trip delay reimbursement feature of the Explorer card without issue, so I would expect CSP to be about the same. You do not have to pay the meals and hotel with the same card you used to book the trip. But it's not handled by Chase, rather by Enhancement Services. They tend to ask for copious documentation, so be prepared to do a lot of mailing.
Nov 19, 13, 6:29 am
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Sorry to hijack the thread - but what do you need to do if airfare you purchased using your card is delayed? Keep all the receipts for the food/lodging expenses and then just send a secure message to Chase?
Nov 19, 13, 8:54 am
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Originally Posted by agp423
Sorry to hijack the thread - but what do you need to do if airfare you purchased using your card is delayed? Keep all the receipts for the food/lodging expenses and then just send a secure message to Chase?
Nov 19, 13, 2:40 pm
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What was the turnaround time from the day you sent in all the required materials to the day you received your check in the mail?
Nov 19, 13, 4:20 pm
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It took 6 weeks for mine (or 9 weeks from when I called them, but then it took a while to get proof of delay from the airline).
Nov 19, 13, 4:33 pm
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Originally Posted by SansSerif
What was the turnaround time from the day you sent in all the required materials to the day you received your check in the mail?
Dec 10, 13, 7:51 am
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Flight canceled...didn't know I could have gotten reimbursed for hotel/meals from CC!
Hi all,
I recently had my flight canceled due to weather and had to spend money out of my pocket to stay at a hotel that night. However, I was reading over some of the information about my CHASE SAPPHIRE PREFERRED card and saw that one of the perks offered by this card is the following:
"When a covered trip is delayed more than 12 hours or requires an overnight stay due to a covered event, expenses incurred as a result of the delay, such as meals and lodging, can be reimbursed."
Unfortunatly, my company paid for the flight, so my card was not used. If I had use this card to pay for the flight, would I have been able to get reimbursed for my hotel and meals? That's pretty neat. I had no idea something like this was available for certain cards. I will definitely use this card again in the future.
I recently had my flight canceled due to weather and had to spend money out of my pocket to stay at a hotel that night. However, I was reading over some of the information about my CHASE SAPPHIRE PREFERRED card and saw that one of the perks offered by this card is the following:
"When a covered trip is delayed more than 12 hours or requires an overnight stay due to a covered event, expenses incurred as a result of the delay, such as meals and lodging, can be reimbursed."
Unfortunatly, my company paid for the flight, so my card was not used. If I had use this card to pay for the flight, would I have been able to get reimbursed for my hotel and meals? That's pretty neat. I had no idea something like this was available for certain cards. I will definitely use this card again in the future.
Jan 21, 14, 9:58 pm
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Is a misconnect considered a travel delay?
Jan 27, 14, 5:51 pm
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Originally Posted by doss1
Hi all,
I recently had my flight canceled due to weather and had to spend money out of my pocket to stay at a hotel that night. However, I was reading over some of the information about my CHASE SAPPHIRE PREFERRED card and saw that one of the perks offered by this card is the following:
"When a covered trip is delayed more than 12 hours or requires an overnight stay due to a covered event, expenses incurred as a result of the delay, such as meals and lodging, can be reimbursed."
Unfortunatly, my company paid for the flight, so my card was not used. If I had use this card to pay for the flight, would I have been able to get reimbursed for my hotel and meals? That's pretty neat. I had no idea something like this was available for certain cards. I will definitely use this card again in the future.
I recently had my flight canceled due to weather and had to spend money out of my pocket to stay at a hotel that night. However, I was reading over some of the information about my CHASE SAPPHIRE PREFERRED card and saw that one of the perks offered by this card is the following:
"When a covered trip is delayed more than 12 hours or requires an overnight stay due to a covered event, expenses incurred as a result of the delay, such as meals and lodging, can be reimbursed."
Unfortunatly, my company paid for the flight, so my card was not used. If I had use this card to pay for the flight, would I have been able to get reimbursed for my hotel and meals? That's pretty neat. I had no idea something like this was available for certain cards. I will definitely use this card again in the future.
I have to use a corporate card for corporate travel, so I don't get these benefits, but I don't need them when the company's paying.
Originally Posted by PVDtoDEL
Is a misconnect considered a travel delay?
I filed a claim last week. I had to overnight in ORD after UA canceled my connection due to weather. I made sure I got the delay verification from in the United Club before leaving.
They said I could email the claim form, so I did that rather than fax or mail. I haven't heard anything back though. I'm hoping this all goes smoothly
Definitely my favorite benefit of the card.
Jan 27, 14, 7:46 pm
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A Chase rep told me that travel delay due to weather is not covered.
