U.S. Set to Expand Role in Protecting Air Travelers
By SUSAN STELLIN
New rules protecting fliers, including a requirement that passengers be allowed to leave planes stuck on the tarmac more than three hours, will take effect April 29.
A growing number of Web sites are offering “private sales” to select travelers on an invitation-only basis.
New rules protecting fliers, including a requirement that passengers be allowed to leave planes stuck on the tarmac more than three hours, will take effect April 29.
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