Rules vary airline to airline, and more importantly, ticket to ticket. Seems like if you used only half the ticket you would have half of the value left, but unfortunately it doesn’t work that way. Instead the airlines calculate what the cost would have been to buy just the one-way …

Unfortunately, no. As a general rule, the cut-off is the naming of the storm. If insurance in purchased before the storm is named you would be covered; if purchased after the storm is named you would not be.

Yes, absolutely. This is a popular option for road warriors who know that business travel isn’t always “business as usual” and desire an added level of protection beyond what their employers cover. There are a number of different policies available. As an example, one policy we sell includes the following …