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.
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DOJ Backs DOT Move Against Delta-Aeroméxico Immunity
The DOJ is backing an effort by the Transportation Department to revoke the antitrust immunity agreement underlying Delta’s joint venture with Aeroméxico.
United-JetBlue Partnership Gets DOT Nod
United and JetBlue announced Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Transportation has completed its review of their Blue Sky partnership.
Trump Admin Moves to Cancel Delta-Aeroméxico Venture
The Trump administration on Saturday took the first step toward undoing the close alliance between Delta and Mexican flag carrier Aeroméxico.
Alaska Cleared to Take Over Hawaiian Airlines Routes
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Monday granted the transfer of international route authorities from Hawaiian Airlines to its new corporate parent, Alaska Air Group, allowing the company to officially take over those flights.
Spirit Blasts United-JetBlue Partnership
Spirit has submitted a regulatory complaint against the recently announced “Blue Sky” partnership between airlines JetBlue and United.
TAAG Angola Airlines Targets U.S. Flights
TAAG aims to restore Houston’s connection to Angola, a route inactive since SonAir’s Luanda-Houston service ended in 2018.
