Mr Mitchell said customers needing to cancel for “different reasons” is “well understood now” by airlines and tour operators.
“The more businesses can look after their clients from a cancellation and flexibility perspective, they’re going to be better off,” Mr Mitchell told Sky News Australia.
Who gets the flexibility, passangers or airlines?
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