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Category Archives: Law In Travel

Alaska AirlinesLaw In Travel

Courage Or Cowardice? Alaska Airlines Takes Middle Road On Employee Vaccinations

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 4, 2021November 14, 2023 8 Comments
a group of people wearing face masks

Alaska Airlines will not require its existing employees to be vaccinated or fine them for choosing to forgo the jab. However, those employees will be subject to “regular” testing and other restrictions. In leaving it up to employee, is...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

How A Passenger Defended Knocking Two Teeth Off Southwest Flight Attendant

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 2, 2021November 14, 2023 28 Comments
a police officer in a plane

Vyvianna Quinonez brutally attacked a Southwest Airlines flight attendant in May in a story that made headlines around the world. Not only did she punch a flight in the attendant in the face and grab her by the hair,...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

Why Are Pilots Suing Southwest Airlines?

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 1, 2021November 14, 2023 8 Comments
a group of women in uniform standing in front of an airplane

The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) has sued Southwest Airlines, asserting that the Dallas-based carrier has violated federal labor law through its “emergency” policies attributed to the pandemic. Why Are Pilots Suing Southwest Airlines? The complaint, lodged by the union...

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Law In TravelSpirit

Spirit Airlines Meltdown Demonstrates Need For More Passenger Rights

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 11, 2021November 14, 2023 36 Comments
a plane on top of money

The stories are far too voluminous to recount in full, but the meltdown of Spirit Airlines last week demonstrates why we need more rights for passengers who find their flights delayed or cancelled, particularly when the airline is to...

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

United Airlines CEO Explains Why Vaccine Mandate Is Mandatory For Employees

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 11, 2021November 14, 2023 12 Comments
a man in a suit and tie

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby is making the rounds on national media in an attempt to defend his company’s vaccine mandate for all employees. His key word: safety. United Airlines CEO Says Vaccine Requirement Is All About Safety Speaking...

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Law In Travel

FAA Wants Airports To Curtail Selling Alcohol In “To Go” Cups

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 10, 2021November 14, 2023 11 Comments
a plastic cup with a liquid in it

In a letter to airport managers, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has asked airports to curb the sales of alcohol in “to go” cups, stating that it emboldens passengers to consume alcohol onboard and contributes to the rise in...

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Law In Travel

European Union Should Block Americans Until Travel Reciprocity Is Established

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 5, 2021November 14, 2023 63 Comments
a passport on a flag

Let me start by saying that I am thankful that the European Union took the first step in opening up borders to American tourists this summer. But the lack of reciprocity in allowing Europeans to travel to the United...

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Law In Travel

Is The End Of Deceptive Resort Fees Finally In Sight?

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 3, 2021November 14, 2023 14 Comments
a woman in a hat leaning on a pool edge

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has the power to immediately eliminate hidden fees at hotels and resorts (and indeed, across the economy). It is time for it to act to protect consumers. Transparency should not be a partisan issue....

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Law In Travel

Caution: Don’t Forge Vaccination Records…Especially If Traveling To Canada

Matthew Klint Posted onAugust 2, 2021 27 Comments
European Summer Travel

Don’t forge your vaccination record. It isn’t worth it. The end. Well, perhaps a bit of context first. Canada has re-opened its U.S. borders for non-essential travel. Furthermore, passengers who are vaccinated can now avoid quarantine by submitting proof...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines Sues Skiplagged For Violating Terms & Conditions It Never Agreed To

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 30, 2021November 14, 2023 3 Comments
airplanes parked on a tarmac

An interesting case is brewing that pits Southwest Airlines against Skiplagged, the website that helps consumers compare fares and book hidden city ticketing in order to save money. What Is Hidden City Ticketing? Hidden city ticketing, also called skiplagging...

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Law In Travel

Europeans Grow Impatient With United States Over Travel Restrictions

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 28, 2021November 14, 2023 36 Comments
a group of flags in front of a building

The U.S. border will remain closed to Europeans and the United Kingdom for the time being, with President Joe Biden and health officials citing delta variant concerns. Some European leaders are expressing impatience with the lack of reciprocity, especially...

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American AirlinesLaw In Travel

Family Sues American Airlines For Aborted Landing

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 16, 2021November 14, 2023 23 Comments
an airplane flying in the sky

A family is suing American Airlines for more than $100,000, claiming an aborted landing in Las Vegas ruined a carefully-planned family vacation. Family Sues American Airlines For $100,000 After Aborted Landing Roger Brunton and Dawn Rippy-Brunton wanted to take...

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Delta Air LinesLaw In Travel

Delta Air Lines Faces $1 Billion Lawsuit From Techie Pilot

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 15, 2021November 14, 2023 5 Comments
a man in a white shirt and glasses in a cockpit

A Delta Air Lines pilot is suing his employer, claiming the airline stole his intellectual property in the form of crew messaging app in order to create a competing app that has “conservatively” saved the company over $1 billion....

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Law In Travel

Update: U.S. Supreme Court Denies Emergency Petition To End Mask Mandate On Airplanes

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 15, 2021November 14, 2023 24 Comments
a statue of a man sitting on a pedestal in front of United States Supreme Court Building

UPDATE: Justice Clarence Thomas has denied an emergency motion to set aside the federal mask mandate on airplanes without comment, likely ending Lucas Wall’s proposed trip to Germany. 44-year-old Wall, who lives at his mother’s house in a retirement community...

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Law In Travel

Biden Executive Order Targets Baggage Fees, Other Protections

Kyle Stewart Posted onJuly 11, 2021September 12, 2021 9 Comments
biden targets florida flight restrictions

Last week, Biden announced intentions to issue executive orders protecting consumers from WiFi and baggage fees when the carrier fails to deliver. These and other consumer protections in the order appear mostly good but may not be able to...

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Law In TravelLufthansa

Lufthansa Faces Lawsuit After Booting Passenger From First Class Seat

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 9, 2021November 14, 2023 25 Comments
a woman in a flight attendant

A fascinating lawsuit has been filed in Frankfurt against Lufthansa today impacting seat assignments, bait-and-switch sales tactics, terms and conditions, and the first class cabin on the 747-8. Lufthansa First Class Lawsuit: Are Seat Assignments Guaranteed? With quarantine-free travel...

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Law In Travel

Biden Administration Plans Executive Order Mandating Airline Refunds For Delayed Baggage

Matthew Klint Posted onJuly 3, 2021November 14, 2023 9 Comments
a person standing next to luggage

The Biden Administration will shortly propose a new rule that requires prompt passenger fee refunds in cases of delayed baggage, inoperative Wi-Fi, and other services lapses. Biden Administration Will Require Airlines To Promptly Refund Passenger Fees During a Friday...

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Law In Travel

Frequent Flyer Sues Seven Airlines For “Mask Discrimination”

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 21, 2021November 14, 2023 35 Comments
a man wearing a mask and gloves at a counter

A Washington, DC resident has filed suit against seven airlines and required an emergency restraining order to let him travel without a mask. He says he has a disability. But at least one airline contends he has no legitimate...

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Law In TravelNews

U.S. Senators Growing Impatient With Airplane Mask Mandate

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 18, 2021November 14, 2023 39 Comments
a large white building with a dome and a lawn with United States Capitol in the background

A bipartisan cadre of U.S. Senators has expressed impatience over the continuing federal mask mandate on airplanes, with Republicans attempting to end the mandate prior to its September expiration date. U.S. Senators Express Impatience Over Mask Mandate On Airplanes...

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Air CanadaLaw In Travel

Justified: Air Canada Fined $25 Million By United States

Matthew Klint Posted onJune 16, 2021June 15, 2021 10 Comments
Air Canada DOT Fine

Crime doesn’t pay. Financial difficulty does not justify theft. Now Air Canada may really going to have to pay up thanks to a stiff fine from the United States Department of Transportation. United States DOT Proposes $25.55 Million Fine...

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