US Government Proposes Airline Compensation Plan for Flight Delays and Cancellations

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The US Department of Transportation is proposing new rules that would require airlines to compensate passengers for cancellations and disruptions caused by the airlines. The proposed rules would require airlines to offer cash compensation and accommodation vouchers in addition to refunds. The rules would also call for “timely customer service during and after periods of widespread flight irregularities”. The proposals would not be immediately implemented as they went through a months-long rules-making process.
Topics:business#airlines#compensation#customer-service#flight-delays#travel#us-department-of-transportation
- US proposes rules requiring airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays The Guardian US
- Biden announces new travel compensation plan for flight delays and cancellations NBC News
- Biden wants to require airlines to compensate passengers for costs of delays CNN
- White House wants airlines to pay up to delayed passengers FOX 5 Washington DC
- White House pushes for airlines to provide refunds, accommodations when there are delays, cancellations WDIV ClickOnDetroit
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