Whether you're too sick to travel, or an airline cancels yoiur flight, there's One thing to know for sure! Find out what your travel insurance covers when it comes to cancellations. We understand that travel is unpredictable and that's why we have comprehensive cancellation cover you can count on. Keep reading to understand what we cover when it comes to flight cancellations, family emergencies, delays and more.
Terms and conditions, limits and exclusions apply. Please see PDS for full details.
Terms and conditions, limits and exclusions apply. Please see PDS for full details.
For fault of the airline such as schedule changes, aircraft maintenance or staffing issues, any refunds or re-arrangement of flights is the responsibility of the airline. We provide cover for unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, natural disaster, strikes, collisions or if you become sick or injured and are unfit to travel. Please see the PDS for full details.
If your flight is delayed for more than 6 hours and you are unable to return home for the delayed period the Disruption to Journey benefits provides cover for reasonable costs for meals & accommodation up to $200 for the initial 6 hour period with an additional $200 for each additional 24 hour period that the disruption continues.
Please note that you will need to claim through your an airline first and show us documentation that they are not able to reimburse you for any associated costs due to a flight cancellation. Please see the PDs for full details on Disruption to Journey benefits.
It depends on the reason that you miss your connecting flight. Travel Insurance will cover you if you miss your connecting flight due unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, natural disaster, strikes, collisions or if you become sick or injured and are unfit to travel. We do not cover for missed connecting flight that were fault of the airline as it is their responsibility to provide you with the service you have paid for. If you miss a connecting flight we recommend seeking compensation from your transport provider.
It depends on the reason your flight was cancelled. If you decide to book with another airline because of your original flight was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances such a strike, riot, hijack, civil unrest, weather, natural disaster then you may be entitled to claim. We always advise you to contact us first before paying out any additional travel expenses.
Many countries have requirements that need to be met when entering, such as covid testing, vaccination passports and quarantine regulations. It is your responsibility to be aware of the requirements needed for your destination as if you are denied travel or entry to your destination we are unable to cover you. You should always make sure you check the smartraveller website before you travel to ensure you understand any restrictions, travel warnings and recommendations relating to any country you intend visiting.
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