JUSTICE! Airlines Will Now HAVE To Pay You For Delayed/Canceled Flights, Lost Bags, And For Being Overall Sucky!!! https://t.co/tnP8x0oMCD https://t.co/panWyXb68A
It's good to hear that @USDOT is taking action to protect airline customers from junk fees. American consumers shouldn't be shocked at checkout, and these rules will help ensure prices are more transparent and accurately reflect what you'll pay. https://t.co/VFrbW7U7Hi
Last year, I introduced an amendment to the FAA package to require @USDOT to collect and report data on airlines’ commitment to fee transparency. I’m glad these new steps are being taken to ensure passengers know upfront what costs they face. https://t.co/e9CNWaEbdb








The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), as reported by Reuters, has mandated new rules requiring airlines to disclose all fees and provide prompt refunds under certain conditions. This measure, announced by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, aims to enhance transparency and protect consumers from unexpected costs. Airlines affected include American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. The new rules also address issues like delayed or canceled flights and lost baggage, ensuring passengers are compensated. These changes have been positively received by various lawmakers, including Rep. Sharice Davids, who highlighted previous efforts to enhance fee transparency. President Biden and Secretary Pete were thanked for their support in implementing these consumer-friendly policies.