European MEPs Back 3-Hour Delay Rule In Passenger Rights Reforms
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Members of the European Parliament’s transport and tourism committee have voted to keep a controversial three-hr. delay threshold after which airlines must pay compensation—the latest step toward reforming EU261 legislation governing passenger rights. The vote was the draft response by the European...
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