JetBlue just made it possible to refund a trip due to rain
Have you ever had a vacation ruined by something that's out of your control?
While consumer protection laws require airlines to either rebook or refund customers on flights that were canceled for any reason, the disruptions that occur when the weather turns bad often stretch much farther than just a delayed flight.
A sudden bout of rain is especially disastrous for a long-awaited beach vacation but can also disrupt everything from a hiking trip through the mountains to a city visit requiring significant walking. And rain will almost never be a reason to get a hotel booking canceled or, much less, refunded after the stay has begun.
