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The extreme force of Typhoon Faxai battered Tokyo’s metropolitan area on 9th September 2019 paralysing its transport system. Severe weather conditions saw more than 130 flights cancelled, including all Jetstar flights to and from Narita airport, the main international gateway to Japan.
Affected travellers flooded travel insurance hotlines with queries on their cover.
Natalie Ball, Director, Comparetravelinsurance.com.au says,
“Australians currently stranded at Narita airport have been advised by airlines that the next available flights may not be until the 15th or 16th of September 2019. Insurers will do their best to assist anxious customers at this time but it’s key that you take the time to understand the various exclusions that may apply to your cover.”
Natali is a former kids magazine writer whose credits include working for the mouse (Mickey that is). An avid traveller, Natali spent part of her childhood in Israel and enjoyed several stints across the globe. Having worked in travel insurance for three years, Natali likes to simplify the fine-print and help Aussies make sense of their insurance policies. She currently lives in Sydney with her husband and one-year old son.
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