<story><title>United hides cheapest flights from passengers affected by Coronavirus</title><url>https://bookwithcarry.com/blog/united-cheap-flights-coronavirus</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>benmarks</author><text>I’m not going to divorce my wife so I can run away with United, but I hope this crew has a lot more than the single example to level these charges I hope they are taking care buckets into consideration (right or wrong, changing this at the IT level can’t be quick or easy). It will be curious to see others replicate this and if so, United’s response, because that would be egregious and certainly something for them to resolve.</text></comment>
<story><title>United hides cheapest flights from passengers affected by Coronavirus</title><url>https://bookwithcarry.com/blog/united-cheap-flights-coronavirus</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>nostromo</author><text>Put another way: if you bought a flight from X to Y before covid-19, and then you canceled that flight and received a voucher -- that voucher will still only buy you a flight from X to Y, even though prices have dropped.&lt;p&gt;That seems... totally fair?  Why should you be able to buy two flights from X to Y when you canceled only one?  I get that prices are now lower, but your price is the same as when you originally bought the flight.</text></comment>