DOT Will End Rule Requiring Airlines to Pay Customers For Flight Disruptions
The Trump administration is moving to withdraw a Biden-era plan that would have required airlines to compensate passengers stranded by delays.
The Trump administration is moving to withdraw a Biden-era plan that would have required airlines to compensate passengers stranded by delays.
The International Air Transport Association said a variety of factors will continue to delay the delivery of aircraft to airlines for years to come.
Reuters reported Airbus is telling customers that delays in aircraft deliveries will persist for another three years as it works through supply chain issues.
A judge in Georgia ruled that Delta can move forward with a lawsuit against cybersecurity technology firm CrowdStrike after last year’s outage.
Sen. Rick Scott announced Friday the introduction of legislation that would require airlines to provide passengers with status updates on delayed flights.
For the first time ever, the Department of Transportation is penalizing a U.S. carrier for so-called “chronic” flight delays.
The current backlog of 125 aircraft is delayed enough that none of the 2024 planned units will reach the Dubai-based carrier.
As a flyer one of the worst things you can hear is that your flight home has been cancelled. This happened to me, as well as thousands of other passengers, last week. I was in Los Angeles after covering Avelo’s flight to Burbank from Bozeman and as I so often do, booked my return flight […]
After several months of encouraging—if lucky—reliability, stability has given way to wobbliness around the national aviation system. And in a coincidence only Agnes Callard could be rooting for, this sudden destabilization figures to coincide with the busiest air travel day of the summer: the TSA expects to screen 2.82 million travelers on Friday, which would […]
In yet another twist to what has been a wild week of travel in the United States following the holiday season, the FAA issued a ground stop at every Florida airport on Monday. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) told WESH 2, an Orlando based network that “The FAA has slowed the volume of traffic into […]