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Published: 06 September 2025

Created: 06 September 2025

Last Updated: 06 September 2025

For a brief moment, it looked like US travelers might finally get automatic cash when an airline's own problems wrecked their plans.  The Department of Transportation, under former President Joe Biden, drafted a rule requiring carriers to pay passengers at least $200 and up to $775 for the longest holdups. The compensation would cover meals,…

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