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Category Archives: Law In Travel

HyattLaw In TravelNews

Hyatt Faces Boycott For Hosting Conservative CPAC Event

Matthew Klint Posted onMarch 2, 2021November 14, 2023 47 Comments
a man in a suit and tie speaking into a microphone

Hyatt is facing anger from both ends of the ideological spectrum after first defending its decision to host the conservative CPAC conference in Orlando over the weekend, then criticizing the organization for its use of a stage that resembled...

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Law In TravelRyanair

Drunk, Anti-Mask Passenger Faces 14-Months In Jail

Matthew Klint Posted onMarch 2, 2021November 14, 2023 2 Comments
a plane on the runway

A warning to those who drink and fly: jail time is no longer just a threat. A young man who became inebriated on a flight to England now faces over a year in jail. Drunk Passenger Who Refused To...

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Delta Air LinesLaw In Travel

Delta Passenger Faces $27,500 Fine After Striking Flight Attendant

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 27, 2021 6 Comments
Flight Attendant Assault

Here’s an update to a story I wrote in October concerning a passenger who attacked a Delta flight attendant in a mask-related controversy. Four months later, the passenger now faces a $27,500 fine for her conduct. A Seat Belt...

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

United Airlines Fined $49 Million For Mail Fraud

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 27, 2021November 14, 2023 4 Comments
United Airlines Mail Fraud

United Airlines has agreed to pay a $49 million fine for fraud relating to international postal delivery contracts. Just another chapter in the troubled Smisek era… United Airlines Must Pony Up $49 Million For Mail Delivery Fraud The fraud...

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Law In Travel

If You Abuse Company Travel Policy, Expect To Be Fired!

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 26, 2021November 14, 2023 22 Comments
a row of seats in an airplane

I have no sympathy for an executive at Amazon who was “fired for upgrading to business class” (which doesn’t seem to be the case at all). If he abused company travel policy, he deserved to be fired. Don’t Abuse...

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Law In Travel

Turkish Pilots Face Prison For Smuggling Fugitive Out Of Japan In A Musical Instrument Case

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 25, 2021November 14, 2023 9 Comments
a plane in the sky

Two Turkish pilots and a third man have been found guilty of helping to smuggle high-profile fugitive Carlos Ghosn from Japan to Lebanon in a musical instrument case. This is such an odd story with so many twists and turns....

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

United Airlines Investigating Ted Cruz Flight Data Leak

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 20, 2021November 14, 2023 34 Comments
Ted Cruz United Leak

Senator Ted Cruz (R – TX) remains in a lot of hot water, even if his house doesn’t have any, for his trip to Cancun in the midst a major crisis in Texas. Much of the information about his...

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Law In Travelthailand

Thai Quarantine Hotel Serves Man Cockroach Leg, Sues Him For Complaining About It

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 20, 2021November 14, 2023 7 Comments
a close up of a bug

The Kingdom of Thailand is again welcoming tourists, but requires incoming international travelers to quarantine for two weeks even with a negative COVID-19 test. The quality of quarantine hotels can vary greatly. One man returning from the United States...

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Law In TravelUnited Airlines

Ted Cruz Flees To Mexico On United Airlines. Wouldn’t You?

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 18, 2021November 14, 2023 64 Comments
a man and a boy wearing face masks

I find myself unable to defend, but also unable to condemn Senator Ted Cruz for fleeing to Cancun on United Airlines in the midst of a horrific disaster in Texas. Ted Cruz Flies To Mexico. Did He Abandon His...

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IsraelLaw In Travel

U.S. Files Complaint Against Israel For Unequal Airline Treatment

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 13, 2021November 14, 2023 3 Comments
a plane flying in the sky

The U.S. Department of Transportation has filed a complaint with Israel, noting that El Al has continued to fly “repatriation” flights while U.S. carriers have been locked out. U.S. Files Complaint Against Israel After Ben Gurion International Airport in...

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Law In TravelNews

Buttigieg Hints Third Airline Bailout May Be Slipped Into Relief Bill

Matthew Klint Posted onFebruary 8, 2021November 14, 2023 15 Comments
a man speaking into a microphone

U.S. airlines have already been bailed out twice and are pining for a third bailout. While negotiations are ongoing, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg expressed both an openness and confirmation of discussion on including a third bailout in a pending...

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BoeingLaw In Travel

Boeing, Cancel Culture, And Forgiveness

Matthew Klint Posted onJanuary 29, 2021January 29, 2021 33 Comments
Boeing Cancel Culture

We find ourselves in a remarkably bitter and divisive time in American history. As we look to how to move forward as a nation during this time of great disunity, I turn to the issue of “cancel culture” in...

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Law In Travel

Man Arrested For In-Flight Disturbance…That Occurred Four Months Ago

Matthew Klint Posted onJanuary 23, 2021November 14, 2023 6 Comments
a pink and white airplane on a runway

Delayed justice is still justice. In Japan, a man was arrested for an in-flight disturbance over masks that occurred last September. Actions always have consequences. Better Late Than Never: Man Arrested For Shocking In-Flight Disturbance The incident occurred on...

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Alaska AirlinesLaw In Travel

Alaska Airlines’ Absurd New Rule On Washington, DC Flights

Matthew Klint Posted onJanuary 15, 2021November 14, 2023 24 Comments
a yellow sign with a blue arrow pointing to a person walking

It feel like its 9/11 all over again…only this time we did not learn our lesson. Alaska Airlines has added a number of reasonable new restrictions to its Washington, DC flights along with one rule I find patently absurd....

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Law In Travel

Jail Time, Huge Fines If You Misbehave On A Flight

Matthew Klint Posted onJanuary 14, 2021November 14, 2023 12 Comments
a man sitting in an airplane

Responding to a spate of poor behavior on commercial flights, the Federal Aviation Administration has issued a warning: behave now or huge fines and possible jail time with no warnings or negotiations. New FAA No Tolerance Flight Policy For...

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Law In Travel

Google’s Shameful Promotion Of Scam Travel Agents

Matthew Klint Posted onJanuary 1, 2021November 14, 2023 28 Comments
a close up of a logo

I was fooled twice this week into calling scam travel agencies instead of airlines thanks to misleading Google search results. It is time for Google to crack down on unsavory thieves who prey upon unsuspecting consumers. Google Must Crack...

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Delta Air LinesLaw In Travel

How Delta Air Lines Used A Mental Exam To Ground And Intimidate A Female Pilot

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 29, 2020November 14, 2023 14 Comments
a woman in a uniform smiling

A judge has ruled that Delta Air Lines unfairly discriminated against a whistleblowing pilot by calling into question her psychiatric health. Judge Rules Delta Discriminated Against Pilot Who Expressed Safety Concerns Karlene Petitt earned a PHD in aviation safety...

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Law In Travel

Justice? Jail Sentence Reduced For Teen Who Flouted Cayman Islands Quarantine Rules

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 22, 2020December 22, 2020 58 Comments
Skylar Mack Quarantine Jail

Skylar Mack, the 18-year-old American who faced four months in jail for violating the quarantine law of the Cayman Islands, has just had her sentence halved to two months. Does she deserve any jail time at all? Jail Sentence...

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Law In Travel

Anti-Maskers Face Heavy Fines For Assaulting Flight Attendants

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 19, 2020November 14, 2023 11 Comments
a white airplane on a runway

You might have mistakenly thought that if you assault a flight attendant an airline can only come after you in a civil case. That is not correct. Two anti-maskers now face fines from the Federal Aviation Administration for their...

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Law In Travel

10 Things I’d Like To See From Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 16, 2020November 14, 2023 48 Comments
a man holding a microphone

Joe Biden has announced plans to nominate Pete Buttigieg as his Secretary of Transportation. As Mayor Pete re-enters the national fray, I have a number of policy suggestions for his consideration. Mayor @PeteButtigieg is a leader, patriot, and problem-solver. He...

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