Section B - Abandoning your holiday and travel delay
What you are covered for
We will pay up to the overall limit shown on the
Schedule of Benefits if the start of your pre-booked outward journey
from the United Kingdom or return international journey direct to the United Kingdom
by aircraft, sea vessel or cross-channel train are delayed, due to circumstances
outside your control. You must be delayed by at
least twelve hours on departure.
Travel delay
We will pay £20 after each complete twelve-hour period of
delay, as long as you eventually go on the trip
. We will pay up to the overall limit shown on
the Schedule of Benefits.
Abandonment
If it is necessary for you to have to cancel your
outward trip as a result of a delay lasting more than 24 hours,
we will pay an amount equal to the cost of your trip
up to the overall limit shown on the Schedule of Benefits less
any amounts that you can get back.
Special conditions which apply to section B
It is a condition of the cover provided under this section that:
- You must have checked in for your trip at or before
the recommended time; and
- You get a written statement from the appropriate transport company
or authority confirming the reason for the delay and how long it lasted.
What you are not covered for
- The first £50 of each claim for each insured person for Abandonment claims.
- Any claim that results from strikes or industrial action that were public knowledge
before you booked your trip .
Please read the general conditions, exclusions and Schedule of Benefits.
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