Which benefit reimburses expenses incurred if the aircraft is diverted due to adverse weather conditions?

• A. Flight Overbooked
• B. Diversion of trip
• C. Emergency Dental Care
• D. Travel Postponement

Answer: (B)

When an aircraft is diverted due to adverse weather, the Diversion of trip benefit covers the additional expenses you incur to continue or complete your journey. This includes things like meals, lodging, transportation, and any rebooking or reissuing fees needed because the diversion forces you to change plans. The other options don’t address this situation: being bumped from a flight due to airline overbooking is a separate issue, emergency dental care is unrelated to travel interruptions, and travel postponement covers costs if you delay the trip before it starts or due to a listed reason, not expenses caused by an in-progress diversion. So the Diversion of trip benefit is the one that reimburses those diversion-related expenses.