Volaris Launches Disruption Assistance: A New Way to Support Your Trip with More Flexibility and Control - PR Newswire Canada
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The new product proactively notifies Customers of a disruption (a delay of more than two hours or a same-day cancellation) and lets them rebook on Volaris or another airline for free, or if not satisfied with their rebooking options receive a 100% refund of their trip cost, while keeping the disrupted flight.
It is a complimentary, premium service that adds to the obligations and guarantees Volaris already offers its customers, without replacing them.
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