Airlines Move to Undo Protections for Travelers With Disabilities
Airlines call new protections “unlawful.”
Passenger rights
Air Canada Sues Passengers After Delaying Their Luggage
The Canadian Transportation Agency awarded the passengers CA $2,079, but Air Canada doesn’t want to pay.
Do You Want Compensation for a Flight Delay? Do This Now
Thanks to the latest proposal from the Department of Transportation, 2025 could finally be the year that American travelers receive cash compensation for significant flight delays and cancellations. But to make sure it happens, you should submit a public comment by February 10.
Good News: Hotels Can No Longer Charge Hidden ‘Resort Fees’
Consumers will be able to save up to $11 billion over the next decade.
What Happens When an Airline You’ve Booked Goes out of Business?
You have options if the airline can’t help.
Expect to Lose This Much Money Every Time There’s a Major Flight Delay
Around 200 million passengers were affected by flight delays in the U.S. last year.
The FBI Wants You to Report These Crimes if They Occur on Your Flight
The FBI investigates crimes on planes and in international airports.
There Are New Rules for Flying—What to Know About the Refund and Reimbursement Process
The Department of Transportation is implementing new rules for air travel, but will they make a meaningful difference?
Major Changes Might Be Coming to Protect Fliers From Airport Chaos
The Department of Transportation proposal would protect travelers from canceled and delayed flights.