DOT: Passengers Disrupted by A320 Repairs Not Entitled to Compensation
The issue grounded thousands of aircraft just after Thanksgiving.
U.S. Department of Transportation
Read More »
DOT Cancels Southwest’s Final Payment For 2022 Holiday Meltdown
The carrier received an $11 million credit for improving its operations.
Mexico Cedes Airport Slots to U.S. Carriers
The concession comes after the USDOT canceled crossborder routes operated by Mexican carriers.
Trump Admin Cancels Biden Plan to Reimburse Passengers For Delayed Flights
The USDOT dismissed the proposed rule as an unnecessary burden on the airline industry.
Court Temporarily Blocks Trump Admin’s Order Ending Delta-Aeroméxico Joint Venture
The carriers were given until Jan. 1 to unwind their partnership.
Mexican Airlines Respond to DOT Route Cancellations
Viva Aerobus and Volaris said they will work to minimize disruptions for passengers.
Trump Admin Proposes New Limit on Chinese Airlines
The U.S. Transportation Department said it wants to even the playing field between Chinese and U.S. carriers.
Court to Rehear Case on Airline ‘Junk Fees’
Seventeen federal judges will weigh in on a Biden-era rule aimed at promoting price transparency.
Inside the Airline Industry’s Deregulation Wish List
The airline industry is asking the federal government to slash numerous consumer protection rules, including proposals aimed at increasing price transparency.
DOT Orders End to Delta-Aeroméxico Joint Venture
The Trump administration has instructed Delta and Mexican flag carrier Aeroméxico to end their nearly decade-long joint venture within a matter of months.
