Why we need a common flight credit rule for airlines from DOT — now
A common flight credit rule allows airlines and travel providers to keep airfares. Plus, helps passengers use travel credits as they desire.| Travelers United
A common flight credit rule allows airlines and travel providers to keep airfares. Plus, helps passengers use travel credits as they desire.| Travelers United
Airline passengers can file in Small Claim Courts for contractual lawsuites. State courts are preempted by federal courts for other issues.| Travelers United
These are the DOT rules for involuntary denied boarding or bumping compensation. The airlines may add more sweeteners, but don't take less.| Travelers United
DOT sued for not enforcing international passenger compensation rules and failing with proper Montreal Convention disclosure| Travelers United
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Charlie Leocha is the President of Travelers United. He has been working in Washington, DC, for the past fourteen years with Congress, the Department of Transportation, and industry stakeholders on travel issues. He was the consumer representative to the Advisory Committee for Aviation Consumer Protections appointed by the Secretary of Transportation from 2012 through 2018. He also served on the Consumer Advocacy Subcommittee of the Transportation Security Advisory Board.| Travelers United
