Southwest still processing ‘tens of thousands’ of reimbursement requests each day

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Southwest still processing ‘tens of thousands’ of reimbursement requests each day

Some consumers complain their reimbursement is still “processing” TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — After Southwest canceled her flight home, Donna Becker spent Christmas Day sleeping at the Austin airport. She had to rent a car to drive back to Tampa. Now she wants the airline to give her back her money. Becker said Southwest owes her […]

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