by Charlie Leocha | Oct 15, 2019
EU rule 261 means big compensation for transatlantic fliers For years, Travelers United has been educating America’s flying public about the European Union (EU) rules. We have focused especially on the rules regarding international flight delays across the...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 8, 2019
Common carriers laws let consumers know the full cost of flying The largest consumer groups in the United States came together to speak about the need for regulation of the airlines. Part of that discussion concerns the enforcement of common carriers law. This...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 4, 2019
If a vacation is ruined by an airline, small claims court may make sense — but only if your losses are between $2,500 and $25,000, depending on where you file your claims When something goes wrong on an airline trip, the normal course of action is to petition the...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 1, 2019
Air travelers in Europe have important international air travel rights unknown in the US when it comes to airline delays and damaged baggage contents. However, if passengers don’t know their rights, they don’t even know enough to ask. When flying between...
by Ned S. Levi | Sep 30, 2019
Air travel today isn’t easy. For U.S. air travelers, the U.S. trusted traveler programs, PreCheck and Global Entry, can make it significantly easier. For many, airport security has become unwieldy and is periodically very time-consuming. If you’re flying...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 27, 2019
Bipartisan legislation aims to stop false hotel advertising Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) and Congressman Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) have introduced bipartisan legislation cracking down on false advertising practices. H.R. 4489. The Hotel Advertising...
