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…regulators are investigating Lufthansa’s controversial travel agent surcharge. According to USA TODAY, Frontier Airlines has been fined $1.5 million for subjecting passengers to long tarmac delays in Denver last December….
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…to urge the Administration to develop digital vaccine passport standards and allow vaccinated to be exempt from international testing rules. For more details on the coalition “asks,” click here. …
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On Sunday night, President Trump announced his latest travel ban which affects travelers from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen, Buying Business Travel reports. The new…
…industry. Chris Ely Research Director, GBTA COVID-19 Update July 2020 Travel Advisory, US Embassy/ Consular Services, and COVID-19 Movement Restrictions (THE NATIONAL LAW REVIEW) Canada-US Border Reopening Plan Demanded Immediately By US Congress…
…Indonesia, Express reports. Since then, investigators have found the plane’s landing gear, black box, and part of the aircraft, CNN notes. Officials are still trying to determine what went wrong…
…3 Reopening Details Monday (REUTERS) More Helpful Articles/Links: CDC Dashboard – Updated frequently with new guidance documents and details Reopening the Economy Under COVID-19 – Governing.com State Data and Policy Actions to Address Coronavirus –…
…Department of Transportation or the Federal Trade Commission should conduct a review of the Contracts of Carriage for the airlines. 69 percent also felt that the compensation cap for “involuntary…
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