US scraps airline delay compensation rules
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The US Department of Transportation is scrapping proposed rules that would have required airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays and cancellations exceeding three hours due to non-weather related issues. The Biden administration's 2024 proposal, mandating at least $200 compensation for domestic delays, is being withdrawn by the Trump administration. This move eliminates potential financial liabilities for airlines.
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