Delayed flight? DOT scraps a new rule on refunds. What it means for travelers

The DOT scrapped a proposed rule requiring cash refunds for flight delays. Here's what air travelers should know about their rights going forward. Read More

Deciphering last week's air travel protection news: What are your rights as a passenger?

Several proposed and actual changes to air travel consumer protections have changed what Americans can expect when travel goes sideways. Here's what to know. Read More

Two big consumer protection rules just got scrapped under the Trump administration

The Trump administration is rolling back two major Biden-era consumer protection efforts: one affecting air travel and the other impacting millions of American workers. Read More

Flight Delays or Cancellations? New Regulations Might Ensure You Get a Refund

Refunds for canceled flights are now automatic under the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act. Learn the rules and find out if you qualify. Read More

Trump's deregulatory agenda targets airline consumer rules

The DOT will not implement a Biden administration proposal that would have required airlines to pay cash compensation to flyers for canceled flights. Read More

Airlines want to roll back consumer protections; will your rights disappear?

The airlines aren’t just asking for minor tweaks. They want to roll back mandatory refunds for canceled flights, a rule requiring “all-in” pricing and a requirement that families be seated together at ... Read More

Airlines Will No Longer Be Required to Compensate Passengers for Flight Delays Under New Administration Plan

Without regulatory oversight, airlines will get to decide for themselves what to offer travelers when flights are significantly delayed. Read More

Trump Administration Drops Biden Plan for Flight Delay Compensation

The Trump administration said it will withdraw former President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s plan to require airlines to compensate passengers for carrier-caused disruptions. Read More