Why airlines can still make you pay for their ‘safety issues’ | About That
An exemption that allows airlines to deny compensation to passengers for flight disruptions due to 'safety issues' is still in place — despite the federal government's decision to get rid of it more than a year ago. About That producer Lauren Bird explains why consumer advocates have long called this exemption a 'loophole,' and why the airline industry is campaigning to keep it.
An exemption that allows airlines to deny compensation to passengers for flight disruptions due to 'safety issues' is still in place — despite the federal government's decision to get rid of it more than a year ago. About That producer Lauren Bird explains why consumer advocates have long called this exemption a 'loophole,' and why the airline industry is campaigning to keep it.
