Beware of Scammers Targeting Airline Passengers on Social Media

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Major U.S. airlines, including JetBlue and United, are warning customers about fake social media accounts that are targeting passengers for scams. With the upcoming busy holiday travel season, scammers are taking advantage of travelers' reliance on social media platforms to contact airlines for support. JetBlue is working to identify and remove fake accounts, while United advises customers to verify any account they share information with and report fraudulent interactions. Delta Air Lines and Southwest also provide guidance on identifying official accounts to ensure secure communication.
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