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Why family’s travel insurance claim was denied after flight cancellation

Why family’s travel insurance claim was denied after flight cancellation
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A New Zealand family had their travel insurance claim denied after their flight was cancelled due to 'operational requirements' rather than mechanical or weather-related issues. The Financial Services Ombudsman confirmed that most policies exclude such cancellations, leaving travelers responsible for replacement costs.

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This serves as a cautionary tale for international travelers regarding the specific limitations and fine print of travel insurance policies.

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The Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme is reminding Kiwis heading abroad to read their travel insurance policy after a family's claim was recently denied after their flight was cancelled.

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