Ashley McEvoy and a couple of friends had planned to travel to the Yucatán Peninsula in July, but Hurricane Beryl compelled them to cancel their flight.

With Hurricane Milton moving past Florida just as the long fall break begins, many travelers are left wondering if it's safe to continue with their travel plans. While the storm will have passed ...

It was Hurricane Beryl and it was packing highly destructive winds of more than 100 miles per hour as it barreled across the Gulf of Mexico toward their destination on the Yucatán Peninsula.

However, when it comes to severe weather like hurricanes, many policies remain the same.For example, if your flight is canceled due to an airport closure, you're entitled to a refund, regardless ...

Q: I booked a flight from Tampa to San Diego on American Airlines. The day before my flight, I received a notification that it had been canceled due to Hurricane Milton. I requested a refund but ...

As the Southeast U.S. recovers in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene’s destruction, consumers looking to change their air travel plans to or from affected areas without taking a financial hit may ...

Travelers impacted by Hurricane Helene’s destruction in the Southeast U.S. may be out of luck when it comes to financial compensation.

Some airlines are making concessions tied to Hurricane Helene, though they vary by carrier and geography. "All the rules are different," said Sally French, a travel expert at NerdWallet.

From airport shutdowns to cruise disruptions and site closures, here's everything you should know about Hurricane Milton's impact on travel.

The Atlanta-based carrier shared a weather advisory for Hurricane Helene due to forecasted path, explaining that "travel may be impacted to/from/through" 26 destinations. "Check flight status ...

As the Southeast U.S. recovers in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene's destruction, consumers looking to change their air travel plans to or from affected areas without taking a financial hit may ...

Travelers impacted by Hurricane Helene’s destruction in the Southeast U.S. may be out of luck when it comes to financial compensation.