Which benefit reimburses expenses incurred if you are denied boarding a confirmed scheduled flight from due to overbooking by the travel agent or airline?

• A. Travel Postponement
• B. Emergency Dental Care
• C. Flight Overbooked
• D. Loss of Personal Money and Credit Card

Answer: (C)

Flight Overbooked is the benefit that applies when you’re denied boarding a confirmed flight because the airline has overbooked and can’t seat you. It covers reasonable expenses you incur to continue your trip after being denied boarding, such as hotel stays, meals, transportation to the next available flight, and any rebooking fees. This directly fits the scenario of being denied boarding due to overbooking by the carrier or travel agent.

Travel Postponement relates to delays before departure, Emergency Dental Care covers dental emergencies while traveling, and Loss of Personal Money and Credit Card covers loss of money or cards, not airline seating issues. So the overbooking-denied-boarding scenario is best matched by the Flight Overbooked benefit.