It was really frustrating dealing with Delta over the weekend. First of all -- why do I have to call and spend an hour and a half on the phone in order to get a refund for a flight that is cancelled? I know this isn't the airlines fault, but you would think they could be more accommodating. I had an open jaw booked, arriving into PKX (Beijing) and leaving HND (Tokyo). They wanted to cancel my entire trip -- no, I'm not rebooking the return leg at a higher price than what I originally paid. Then they wanted to refund me the current price of the PKX ticket, which was about half what I paid for it. Not sure what that even means -- the flight is cancelled, so the "current" price is meaningless. And I want the refund at the damn price I paid. Finally got there after being placed on hold four times.
Anyways, we rebooked through Seoul and are spending the first four days of our trip there instead. There's a few cases in South Korea, but I'm not going to get worried about numbers that are similar to the number of US cases.