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Category Archives: Law In Travel

Law In Travel

Trump’s New Air Force One Was Too Risky To Fly, So DOJ Went After The Reporters Who Exposed It

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 11, 2026July 11, 2026 1 Comment

President Trump’s new Qatari 747-8 has entered service as Air Force One, but a sudden switch back to the older presidential 747 after the NATO summit in Turkey has raised fresh questions about safety, transparency, and now press freedom....

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Delta Air LinesLaw In TravelPhilippines

Delta Air Lines Will Launch New Los Angeles–Manila Flights

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 11, 2026July 10, 2026 13 Comments
a plane on the runway

UPDATE: Delta is moving forward with its new Los Angeles – Manila route and plans to formally announce it next week. The route will operate daily with an Airbus A350-900 and begin in summer 2027. Meanwhile, Philippine Airlines will...

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Law In Travel

Airfare Prices Could Get More Confusing If DOT Weakens All-In Pricing Rule

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 1, 2026July 1, 2026 7 Comments

Airfare pricing may soon become a bit less transparent if the Department of Transportation moves forward with a proposal to weaken the way airlines must display the full price of a ticket. Airfare Pricing May Get More Confusing If...

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Law In Travel

Democratic Nominee Wants To Abolish TSA PreCheck And Nationalize Airlines

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 29, 2026June 28, 2026 40 Comments

A Democratic congressional nominee in New York says her “hot take” is to abolish TSA PreCheck and ultimately nationalize the airline industry. What an efficient politicians: two bad ideas in one soundbite… Democratic Socialist Congressional Nominee Wants To Abolish...

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Law In Travel

Trump’s “Welcome, But Be Good” Passport Is A Sad 250th Birthday Gift To America

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 27, 2026June 27, 2026 53 Comments
Trump passport

President Trump says America’s new limited-edition 250th anniversary passport says, “Welcome, but be good!” I assume he does not literally mean that phrase will appear in the passport, but the fact that we even have to ask says plenty....

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Law In TravelRyanair

Europe’s New “Free” Hand Baggage Rules Could Make Cheap Flights More Expensive

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 20, 2026June 19, 2026 11 Comments
Europe hand baggage rules

European lawmakers may think they are helping passengers by requiring airfares displayed by default to include a full-size carry-on bag, but this strikes me as a consumer protection that risks making travel needlessly more expensive for many travelers. Europe...

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ConviasaLaw In Travel

U.S. Eases Conviasa Sanctions, Opening Door For Venezuela’s State Airline To Return

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 19, 2026June 18, 2026 4 Comments
Conviasa sanctions

The U.S. Treasury Department has issued a new general license involving Conviasa, Venezuela’s state-owned airline, creating a path for U.S. persons to provide aircraft maintenance and airworthiness-related support to the sanctioned carrier. Does that mean Conviasa is suddenly returning...

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Law In TravelMorocco

Woman Arrested At Marrakech Airport After Posting Negative TikTok About Morocco

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 18, 2026June 18, 2026 15 Comments
woman arrested Marrakech Airport TikTok

A French-Algerian content creator was arrested at Marrakech Menara Airport after posting a critical video about Morocco, including allegations about unsafe roads and police conduct. The arrest is certainly attention-grabbing, but I am not ready to jump to conclusions...

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Law In Travel

Official: European Union Moves To Strengthen EU261 Flight Compensation, Not Gut It

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 17, 2026June 17, 2026 41 Comments
EU261 flight compensation

An agreement to update EU261/2004 has been reached and much to my delight (and contrary to months of rumors), Europe is not gutting passenger compensation. Quite the opposite: the core compensation scheme is set to remain largely intact, while...

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British AirwaysLaw In Travel

British Airways Denies Disabled Model Boarding Over Bathroom Assistance Concerns

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 15, 2026 37 Comments
British Airways disabled model boarding

A disabled model says British Airways refused to let her fly from New York to London because cabin crew could not help her use the bathroom or evacuate her in an emergency. This is a difficult story where dignity,...

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Law In TravelVolotea

Travel Vlogger’s Meta AI Glasses Spark Airport Showdown Over Privacy In “Third World” Spain

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 15, 2026June 14, 2026 23 Comments

A travel vlogger claims Volotea staff abandoned their desk after she refused to stop recording them with Meta AI glasses, but the bigger lesson here is a reminder that privacy laws in Europe are very different than in the...

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Delta Air LinesLaw In Travel

Delta Flight Diverts After Passenger Slaps Flight Attendant’s Butt Over Missed Drink

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 11, 2026June 10, 2026 13 Comments
Delta passenger slaps flight attendant

A Delta Air Lines flight from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles diverted to Atlanta after a passenger allegedly slapped a flight attendant on the buttocks because she skipped him during beverage service. He now faces a federal charge. Butt...

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

United Airlines Values My Time At Less Than Minimum Wage (Delay Compensation) 

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 1, 2026June 1, 2026 32 Comments

United values my time at…$15.91/hour or if you calculate the final routing I took home after a flight cancellation in San Francisco, $10.29. This is why people harp on a passenger compensation scheme in the USA similar to EU261/2004....

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Department of Homeland SecurityLaw In Travel

DHS Threatens To Shut Down Customs At Newark, Putting United Airlines’ Global Hub At Risk

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 30, 2026 42 Comments
Newark customs shutdown

DHS is reportedly warning United Airlines to prepare for the potential shutdown of Customs processing at Newark Liberty International Airport, a move that would create aviation chaos in order to score political points. This is another foolish idea from...

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

United Airlines Pilots Fired After “VIP” Passenger Enters Cockpit During Flight, But The Problem Goes Deeper

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 25, 2026May 24, 2026 17 Comments
United Airlines pilots fired

A United Airlines charter flight incident involving a Colorado Rockies coach in the flight deck raises two uncomfortable truths: the cockpit door rule on Part 121 flights is clear….but United’s sports charter culture may not have been. United Charter...

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Department of Homeland SecurityLaw In Travel

Trump’s Sanctuary City Airport Threat Would Devastate International Travel

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 22, 2026 25 Comments
sanctuary city airport threat

The Trump administration is reportedly considering reducing Customs and Border Protection staffing at airports serving so-called sanctuary jurisdictions, a move that could cripple international flights at some of the busiest airports in the United States. Trump Administration Threat To...

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Law In TravelLufthansa

Wet Airstairs, Two Hospitals, And A Flight Diversion: Elderly Passenger’s Lufthansa Lawsuit

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 21, 2026May 21, 2026 23 Comments

An elderly passenger is suing Lufthansa after she says a flight attendant rushed her down wet airstairs in Frankfurt, causing her to fall, suffer serious injuries, and spend weeks hospitalized in Germany and Ireland. Elderly Passenger Says Flight Attendant...

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Law In TravelQantas

“He Bit The Flight Attendant!” Qantas 787 Diverts To Tahiti After Passenger Meltdown

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 18, 2026May 18, 2026 11 Comments
Qantas 787 diverts to Tahiti

A Qantas Boeing 787-9 flying from Melbourne to Dallas diverted to Tahiti after a belligerent passenger allegedly bit a flight attendant, threatened crew, and became so disruptive that continuing the ultra-longhaul flight was no longer a reasonable option. Qantas...

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Law In Travel

Pete Buttigieg Is Right: Sean Duffy’s Road Trip Is Tone-Deaf, And Its Sponsors Are Conflicted

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 18, 2026May 18, 2026 23 Comments
Sean Duffy Road Trip Pete Buttigieg

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s family road trip is not offensive because road trips are bad. Quite the opposite. The problem is that a Cabinet secretary is promoting a travel project funded by companies his own department regulates and during...

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Department of Homeland SecurityLaw In Travel

Trump Administration Backs Off $15,000 Visa Bond For Some Foreign Visitors

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 15, 2026 7 Comments
Visa Bond U.S.

The Trump administration is waiving visa bonds of up to $15,000 for certain World Cup ticket holders, a sensible carveout that underscores a much broader travel problem: the United States cannot host the world while making it needlessly expensive...

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