U.S. says six airlines issue $622 million in refunds, pay $7.25 mln in fines
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DOT orders airlines to pay $600 million in refunds to customers for canceled flights
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – On Monday, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced that it ordered six airlines to pay $600 million to thousands of customers who had been denied refunds. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg also announced that the department is assessing more than $7.25 million in fines against those airlines for extreme delays in providing those refunds. The department...
$600M returned to airline passengers under new federal rules on cancellations
Six major airlines have refunded $600 million to passengers affected by canceled or significantly changed flights, and the U.S. Department of Transportation is assessing for airlines that delay paying out the refunds, federal officials said Monday. “When a flight gets canceled, passengers seeking refunds should be paid back promptly. Whenever that doesn’t happen, we will…
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