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More Airlines Ease Policies For Bookings To Zika-Hit Areas
Lufthansa, British Airways and JetBlue on Thursday became the latest international carriers to offer rebookings or refunds for tickets to areas affected by the Zika virus, as the World Health Organization expressed concern about the swift spread of the mosquito-borne disease.
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Latin American Airlines Offer Zika Refunds
Two Latin American airlines, including the region's largest, will offer refunds to pregnant women booked for travel to areas infected with the Zika virus, blamed for causing severe birth defects, officials said Thursday.
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Brazil Urges Joint Zika Fight, Airlines Offer Refunds
Brazil urged its neighbours on Wednesday to unite in fighting the Zika virus, blamed for a surge in brain-damaged babies, as airlines offered refunds to pregnant mothers afraid to travel to the region.
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2 American Airlines Offering Refunds For Travel To Zika Areas
Two major US airlines are offering refunds to passengers worried about the Zika virus outbreak in many tropical countries.
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More Airlines Ease Policies For Bookings To Zika-Hit Areas
Lufthansa, British Airways and JetBlue on Thursday became the latest international carriers to offer rebookings or refunds for tickets to areas affected by the Zika virus, as the World Health Organization expressed concern about the swift spread of the mosquito-borne disease.
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Latin American Airlines Offer Zika Refunds
Two Latin American airlines, including the region's largest, will offer refunds to pregnant women booked for travel to areas infected with the Zika virus, blamed for causing severe birth defects, officials said Thursday.
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Brazil Urges Joint Zika Fight, Airlines Offer Refunds
Brazil urged its neighbours on Wednesday to unite in fighting the Zika virus, blamed for a surge in brain-damaged babies, as airlines offered refunds to pregnant mothers afraid to travel to the region.
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2 American Airlines Offering Refunds For Travel To Zika Areas
Two major US airlines are offering refunds to passengers worried about the Zika virus outbreak in many tropical countries.
