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robbcayman:
The paypal option won't work. It says something about a server error.

It's working now :D

(And if there are any problems, you could contact Johnoly@scubadiving.com who can probably tell you what's going on and what to do. For the record, as part of the checks and balances on the CozumelRelief fund, he has no access whatsoever to the funds donated. He just set up the website.)
 
Here is the lateest, American Airlines had cancelled all their flights in Cozumel until AFTER December 14th. And I hear Continental is doing the same thing. So for those of us who wanted to go we wont be able to if we had reservations on American or Continental. (sigh, and i was looking forward to going too) Kathy in Texas
 
Continental's website does not show a cancellation. They do have a rescheduling plan listed, but I didn't see any cancellation notice. Can you tell me where you found that information?
 
lilycat:
Continental's website does not show a cancellation. They do have a rescheduling plan listed, but I didn't see any cancellation notice. Can you tell me where you found that information?
If Continental is going cancel flights, it won't be until a week or less before the actual flight. Up until that point they will insist that their flights are on schedule. I think the reason they do this is to see how many actual passengers they are going to have on the flight. If it is too few, they will cancel the flight and give some reason other than it isn't profitable to fly with a less than full plane.

Of course I could be wrong, but that is how they behaved last year after Hurricane Ivan destroyed Grand Cayman.
 
diveborg:
If Continental is going cancel flights, it won't be until a week or less before the actual flight. Up until that point they will insist that their flights are on schedule. I think the reason they do this is to see how many actual passengers they are going to have on the flight. If it is too few, they will cancel the flight and give some reason other than it isn't profitable to fly with a less than full plane.

Of course I could be wrong, but that is how they behaved last year after Hurricane Ivan destroyed Grand Cayman.

Looks like Continental is allowing for customers to reschedule.

http://www.continental.com/company/travelnotices.asp

Hurricane Wilma

Cancun, Mexico (CUN)
Cozumel, Mexico (CZM)

Original Travel Dates:
Tues., Oct. 18 - Tues., Jan. 15, 2006

Re-schedule/Re-issue Travel by:
Tues., Nov. 29, 2005
You may re-schedule or re-route your travel more than once without penalty.

If you are traveling using a OnePass Reward, redeposit fees will be waived.

You may apply the value of your ticket toward travel to an alternate destination.

You may cancel your reservation and keep the value of your ticket for up to 12 months from the date of issuance. All changes must be made no later than Nov., 29, 2005, otherwise normal change fees will apply.

For non-refundable fares, you may request a refund in the form of an Electronic Travel Certificate (ETC).

For reservations assistance in Mexico, call 01 800 900 5000.
 

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