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Checking this flight…
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What you're owed

General US rules for this kind of disruption. Not specific to your ticket.
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Your next step

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Same airline as your ticket. Ask {{ bookAirline }} to move you onto this flight first - a disruption rebooking is normally free, and buying a new seat can cost you both. Your rights →
This is leg one of two separate tickets. Book each leg with its own airline. If this flight runs late, the second airline owes you nothing - the layover you saw is your entire margin. Carry-on only if you possibly can, and check the one-ticket search below before buying two.
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