U.S. proposes to increase refund protections for air travelers

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One thought on “U.S. proposes to increase refund protections for air travelers

  1. I recently was booked on a flight from Vancouver to Indianapolis, and my noon departure and 11:00pm arrival soon turned into flying the red eye from the west coast and getting to Indy 8 hours later. I suspect it was all because of a crew shortage that delayed the departure of the aircraft at the previous stop.

    A little google searching turned up information about the Canadian Air Passenger Protection Act that guarantees compensation of $700 (CAN) for a arrival delayed by 6 to 9 hours. I took the time to mail a claim. I am not holding my breath, but that was a welcome relief to find out that if I was flying out of Canada, I might be compensated for my time and inconvenience.

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