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There were tens of thousands of disappointed <\/span>Taylor Swift<\/a> fans after the “Anti-Hero” singer was forced to postpone Friday’s show to Sunday due to inclement weather. Now, one major airline is trying to make things a little less stressful for Swifties.<\/span><\/p>\n LATAM Airlines, South America’s largest carrier, <\/span>announced<\/a> Saturday morning on X (formerly Twitter) that it will waive fees for anyone having to change flights due to the change of plans. The airline’s verified account tweeted, “#Anteci\u00f3nSwifties We know that your plans have changed, that’s why starting today we updated our flexibility policy for those who had a flight scheduled from Buenos Aires on November 11 and 12.<\/span><\/p>\n In a follow-up tweet the airline added, “They will be able to make changes without fines or fare difference to fly until next Friday 11\/17, depending on seat availability.”<\/span><\/p>\n While some fans appreciated the Chile-based carrier’s gesture, other Swifties seemed frustrated that the tweet came too late since they already re-booked flights. Some fans replied asking if they can get reimbursed, and the airline responded by requesting they DM the airline their flight information.<\/span><\/p>\n LATAM Airlines trying to accommodate Swifties like this is highly unusual, according to industry executives who spoke to <\/span>CNBC<\/a><\/em>, which reported that the move is a sign of how much her tour drives bookings.<\/span><\/p>\n Swift was\u00a0<\/span>forced to postpone<\/a>\u00a0her Friday Eras Tour concert due to inclement weather just hours after ET confirmed that her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, had touched down in Buenos Aires to attend his girlfriend’s show.<\/span><\/p>\n On her night off, Swift was spotted hand in hand with the Kansas City Chiefs star <\/span>on a date in Buenos Aires<\/a>. She’s scheduled to resume her concert Saturday.<\/span><\/p>\n RELATED CONTENT:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n