Airline challenge of passenger protection rules crashes and burns

Major US Airlines Push to Roll Back Passenger Protections and Add Fees Through Deregulation

American Airlines, Delta, Southwest, United, and other major US airlines are pushing to roll back passenger protection regulations, includin

Stranded on the Tarmac: The Growing Crisis of Airline Ground Delays in America

A detailed examination of the growing problem of "airplane purgatory" — passengers being stuck on grounded planes for hours due to weather,

US Supreme Court’s ‘Unfavorable’ Independent Contractor Decision May Be ‘Favorable’ After All for Limiting Scope of Arbitration Exemption Under the FAA

US Supreme Court’s ‘Unfavorable’ Independent Contractor Decision May Be ‘Favorable’ After All for Limiting Scope of Arbitration Exemption Under the FAA

Traveler Sues TSA After Being Forced Through Scanner Causes Injury Requiring Surgery

A traveler has filed a lawsuit against the TSA alleging that agents forced her to go through an Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) scanner de

Dassault wins EU legal claim that private jets can be environmentally sustainable

What Europe's new deal for airline passenger rights means for you