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Airlines are allowing travelers flying into and out of Boston to change their itineraries ahead of a major winter storm expected to disrupt travel this weekend. The storm is forecast to impact the eastern two-thirds of the United States, according to the Associated Press. Local meteorologists say Massachusetts could see between 12 and 20 inches of snow.
“Based on the forecasted weather conditions, our scheduled service may be disrupted, with possible delays, diversions, or cancellations,” Southwest said in a travel advisory. Massport also issued a weather advisory ahead of the storm, noting: “Due to the forecasted winter storm this weekend, many airlines are waiving change fees. Travelers are advised to check with their airline for flight status before coming to the airport.”
Choosing a dependable Boston airport taxi service can help passengers avoid last-minute stress and long waits outside Logan Airport. Boston Airport Express supports winter travelers with professionally trained drivers, well-maintained vehicles, and real-time flight monitoring to ensure safe and timely pickups, even when weather conditions are challenging. Planning ahead for both air and ground travel allows passengers to navigate storm disruptions more confidently and reach their destinations without added hassle.
Passengers can monitor their flight status at Logan Airport using the FlyLogan App. Below are the airline alerts and advisories issued this week.
JetBlue, one of the leading carriers at Logan Airport, is waiving change fees and fare differences for customers traveling to and from several cities, including Boston, between Saturday, Jan. 24, and Monday, Jan. 26.
Customers may rebook their flights online through the Manage Trips section of jetblue.com for travel through Saturday, Jan. 31, as long as changes are made before the originally scheduled departure time. Passengers whose flights are canceled are eligible for a refund. To qualify, original travel must have been booked on or before Thursday, Jan. 22.
Delta Air Lines is waiving fare differences for customers who rebook travel on or before Jan. 29 in the same cabin of service as originally booked, the airline said in a travel advisory. Boston is among the impacted cities.
If travel is rescheduled after Jan. 29, change fees will still be waived, though any difference in fare may apply.
United Airlines is waiving both change fees and fare differences for eligible travelers, allowing trips to be rescheduled as long as the new flight departs between Jan. 21 and Jan. 28. The rebooked ticket must be in the same cabin and between the original cities.
Boston is included among the affected cities. To qualify, tickets must have been purchased by Jan. 20 for travel originally scheduled between Jan. 24 and Jan. 26.
Southwest issued a travel advisory stating that flights scheduled between Friday, Jan. 23, and Monday, Jan. 26, may be rebooked in the original class of service. Rebooked travel must take place within 14 days of the original travel date and between the same cities. Boston is included among the impacted cities.
American Airlines is allowing customers to change their trips without paying a change fee, according to a travel alert issued by the airline. Boston is among the affected cities.
The change fee is waived for all fare classes for tickets purchased by Jan. 21, with original travel scheduled between Jan. 24 and Jan. 27. Rebooked travel must occur between Jan. 22 and Jan. 30, and travelers must keep the same origin and destination cities. Changes must be booked by Jan. 27.
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