10 aviation articles tagged “DOT”
U.S. DOT regulations mandate refunds for canceled flights and set compensation standards for controllable delays, distinguishing them from weather disruptions.
Severe winter storms trigger widespread flight disruptions, and passengers are entitled to full refunds for canceled flights under DOT regulations.
American Airlines' subsidiary Envoy Air has filed a request with the DOT to resume flights from Miami to Caracas and Maracaibo, Venezuela.
Delta no longer accepts emotional support animals, aligning with a DOT rule change that now defines service animals exclusively as trained dogs.
A DOT audit found the FAA lacks sufficient inspectors for United Airlines maintenance oversight following several high-profile safety incidents.
A DOT audit found FAA oversight of United Airlines maintenance is hindered by staffing shortages and improper virtual inspections, raising safety concerns.
Analysis of aviation data reveals the operational complexities behind common passenger experiences, including baggage handling, flight delays, and crew scheduling.
Southwest Airlines faces scrutiny after a 2-year-old was seated away from parents; the incident highlights gaps in federal family seating regulations.
American Airlines faces scrutiny over accessibility after reports of damaged wheelchairs and inadequate aisle chairs on international long-haul routes.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is firm on his airport dress code stance, urging travelers to avoid pajamas and slippers to combat rising unruly passenger incidents.
