Jeremy Cabral is a Sydney-based growth advisor who has raised money for homelessness for 11 years. In November 2026 he queued for four nights to be first in line for the iPhone Duo at the Apple Store in Sydney, then gave the phone away to raise money for We Are Mobilise, and gave free business help to more than 100 businesses that week. He built this research site after his own flight was cancelled two days before the FAA ground stop.
Jeremy has raised money for homelessness for 11 years. In November 2026 he queued for four nights to be first in line for the iPhone Duo at the Apple Store in Sydney.
Then, through Duo Some Good, he gave the phone away to raise money for We Are Mobilise and gave free business help to more than 100 businesses that week. You can give to his We Are Mobilise fundraiser.
He built this research site after his own flight was cancelled two days before the FAA ground stop.
The answers a stranded traveller needs are spread across airline pages, policy wordings and passenger rules. This site puts them side by side, with the 13 November 2026 record and a free claim tool for asking an airline or insurer for what you are owed.
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Each number on the site links to where it came from. The label beside it tells you how firm it is.
The full list of sources and how each one was checked is on the methodology and sources page.
The site sells nothing, carries no advertising and takes no money from airlines, insurers or card issuers.
It is not affiliated with any airline, insurer, card issuer, airport or government body. Where a provider is named, the link goes to its own official page.
If a figure is wrong or out of date, email research@jeremycabral.com with the page and a link to the source. Confirmed corrections are made on the page itself.
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