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How to Get Compensation for “Operated by” (Codeshare) Flights
Have you ever booked a flight with one airline and, at the airport, realize your flight is actually operated by a different one? This is called a codeshare flight. It can be even more confusing if your flight is delayed or cancelled, and you want to file a compensation claim. Because two airlines...
Joanna Teljeur, 09.03.2026
4 minutes read
Worst US Airports for Baggage Claim Mayhem
Imagine finally getting off a long international flight and rushing to the baggage claim area only to find that your bags are nowhere in sight. You wait and wait, but they never come. You go to report the lost baggage and the airline assures you that everything arrived at your destination. But...
Joanna Teljeur, 04.05.2026
5 minutes read
America’s 10 Busiest Airports
To establish the busiest airports in the US for 2025, our team reviewed passenger numbers, average daily flights, total aircraft movements, and the number of airlines that use each airport. To dive deeper, we also looked at whether there was a correlation between size and busyness. The findings may...
Amy Lancelotte, 06.05.2026
6 minutes read
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, 12.11.2025
3 minutes read
U.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, 10.04.2026
7 minutes read
