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Airlines soaring to new heights: cancellations down, passenger rights up


Airlines soaring to new heights: cancellations down, passenger rights up Flight cancellations at 10-year low despite record air travel - ConsumerAffairs Share ... Read More

These airlines had the most and least passenger complaints in 2024


Notably, in 2024, total complaints against U.S. airlines rose 9%, while passenger volume only rose 4%. "Passengers are ticked off, and they know now that voicing their concerns gets results ... Read More

As Delta meltdown drags on, here are airline passenger rights you ... - MSN


There's good news: Per the DOT policy, in the U.S., airlines must do one of two things: provide penalty-free refunds to passengers who cancel within 24 hours or allow customers to place a 24-hour ... Read More

New airline passenger rights under consideration - MSN


New rules from the U.S. Department of Transportation just went into effect that will help passengers deal with delays and cancellations. While the rules don't go as far as some consumer advocates ... Read More

Flight canceled or delayed? Here's what airlines are required to do - KOMO


The Department of Transportation’s Airline Customer Service Dashboard tracks what the 10 major U.S. airlines (and their regional operating partners) say they will do for passengers, if possible ... Read More

Airlines and Airports - ConsumerAffairs


The TSA, in coordination with the DOT and FAA, has issued an emergency order prohibiting the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from being brought on any U.S. commercial aircraft due to safety concerns. Read More

New rules ask airlines to accommodate passengers - KOAA News 5


The new rules ask airlines to offer accommodations for ground transportation, hotels, and meals, as long as the airline is at fault. If you are interested in seeing how each airline is doing so ... Read More

A passenger’s guide to new refund rules for airlines - WTOP News


A passenger's guide to new refund rules for airlines Starting in about six months, air travelers will have an easier time getting a refund when things go wrong on a U.S. airline. Read More

Local passengers react to proposed new rules for airline cancellations ...


Under the new proposal airlines would be required to pay up and compensate passengers for major delays and cancellations that are due to issues in their control, like staffing or mechanical problems. Read More

Buttigieg to airlines: Summer flight cancellations 'unacceptable'


With millions of travelers expected to rush airports over the Labor Day holiday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is telling major airlines that this summer's thousands of flight ... Read More

These airlines had the most and least passenger complaints in 2024 - AOL


Complaints against U.S. airlines soared to a record high in 2024 as carriers struggle with flight cancellations and delays, analysis finds. These airlines had the most and least passenger ... Read More


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