The domestic transit ticket was delayed due to the weather of the previous flight, which led to the failure to catch up with the latter flight. The two airlines said that they were not responsible for

The domestic transit ticket was delayed due to the weather of the previous flight, which led to the failure to catch up with the latter flight. The two airlines said that they were not responsible for the delayed flights and had to change their tickets and pay for them. Airlines can indeed be exempted from liability because of the weather. If the two flights are the same airline, it will be easy. He will change you to other flights for free.

But if it's two airlines, the maiden airline can give you a proof of the weather delay at most. It's hard to say whether the airline on the second flight denied this certificate. Specifically, you need to negotiate with the second airline.