Americans are tearing down surveillance cameras. Why not at the airport?
Americans spent the summer cutting down license plate cameras, packing council meetings, canceling surveillance contracts. Then many of the same people drove to the airport, walked to a…
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MoreStates are doubling down on consumer protections. But why do airlines get a pass?
Federal preemption was the last thing on Jamie Baltus's mind when she booked her tickets from Chicago to…
A stunning reversal for airline consumer rights
The federal government has not assessed a single civil penalty against an airline for violating consumer protection rules…
This summer’s biggest points swindle
Travel websites are asking you to do something strange this summer. They want you to write to Congress…
Airlines want to hide the real price of your ticket. Should the government let them?
Remember what booking a flight used to be like? You would spot a $99 fare, click it, and…