Summary
It shouldn't have to take an act of Congress, but airline passengers are understandably fed up with how some airlines handle extraordinary delays on the tarmac. Now there is a move for Congress to establish a "Passengers Bill of Rights."
The bill, as envisioned by Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., would require air carriers to ensure passengers have access to food, water and adequate restroom facilities. It also would give passengers the right to safely deplane an aircraft that has remained on the ground more than three hours past its scheduled departure time.See the full content of this document
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Air Passengers Need Recourse
While it would be counterintuitive to saddle financially troubled airlines with more regulation, recent examples...
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