Cancellation policies for the 4 major airlines show it’s almost impossible for customers to just get their money back

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• As coronavirus cases spike across the country, travelers are postponing their summer plans. 
• Most airlines allow customers to rebook or cancel, but it can be difficult to get a monetary refund. 
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With US passports virtually useless and coronavirus cases spiking in various parts of the country, many Americans are postponing or canceling their travel plans. 

While airlines have been more flexible than usual with allowing customers to change their reservations, they are still sitting on billions of dollars.

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