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JetBlue Penalized for Chronic Delays: A Call for Stronger Airline Compensation Policies
Low cost carrier, JetBlue was recently fined $2 million by the U.S. Department of Transportation for chronically delayed flights. This decision came just a few weeks after the DOT created a rulemaking that, if enacted, would require all airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays that could...
Joanna Teljeur, 27.01.2025
3 minutes readItaly’s Confirmed Airport Strikes on Friday January 10
This Friday, staff at Italy’s Venice Marco Polo, Milan Linate, and Milan Malpensa airports are set to strike for 24 hours. Italian media are referring to the day as Black Friday (Venerdi Nero) because, in addition to the airport strikes, travellers heading to Milan and Rome face...
Joanna Teljeur, 10.01.2025
1 minutes readU.S. DOT's Proposed Compensation Rules: What Every Passenger Needs to Know
When it comes to passenger rights and protections, the United States lags behind Europe by 20 years! Countries including Turkey, Canada, and South Korea have also enacted regulations over the last decade, providing compensation to flight-disrupted travelers. Now, the U.S. DOT is stepping up. In...
Joanna Teljeur, 28.01.2025
7 minutes readThe Most Trustworthy US Airlines for Winter Holidays 2024-25
Holiday travel is known for being a little crazy. With the unpredictable weather, high demand, and the sheer number of passengers at the airport, it doesn’t take much for delays, cancellations, and baggage woes to turn a pleasant journey into a nightmare. So, we scoured flight data and...
Joanna Teljeur, 21.11.2024
5 minutes readNew DOT Refund Rules: What to Do When Airlines Don’t Comply
The new U.S. Department of Transportation refund rules went into effect last month, helping passengers get automatic refunds for canceled and significantly delayed or changed flights. While this is a huge step for U.S. air passenger rights, it remains to be seen how well airlines will comply with...
Joanna Teljeur, 29.01.2025
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