DOT rule removes ten events from airline‑control definition

DOT rule removes ten events from airline‑control definition
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The U.S. Department of Transportation will change how flight disruptions are classified, eliminating compensation for ten specific events.

Rule change details

The DOT is removing ten events that cause flight disruptions from being considered “within an airline’s control.”

The removal of these events eliminates compensation for them under the new rule.

Implementation date

The rule becomes effective on Oct.

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