travel during the pandemic, technical problems as well and say the weather has something to do with it and also crew shortages. crews have worked allotted hours and getting stuck in various cities across the u.s. as cost flyers hundreds of dollars getting to and from the airport. missing events. there is a lot of fury against spirit right now. ceo said he knows there is a lot of angry people out there and he says they will do everything possible to try to win back their loyalty. they re giving cash refunds for tickets that have been canceled and giving $50 vouchers for future trips on spirit. back to you. dana: that s the spirit. thank you, steve. bill: now to this executive assistant of governor andrew cuomo gone public detailing alleged inappropriate touching. her name is brittany commisso the first accuser known to have file a criminal complaint
Airlines in United States under attack for cashing in on cancelations
05 Jun 2021, 03:18 GMT+10
WASHINGTON D.C.: Adding to the mounting criticism facing airlines over their handling of redemptions for flights canceled during the pandemic, seven major U.S. airlines came under fire from two senators earlier this week, who vowed to take legislative or regulatory action against them.
Democratic Senators Edward Markey and Richard Blumenthal accused the airlines trade group of refusing to offer any commitment to expand cash refund policies or eliminate expiration dates for pandemic-related flight credits.
The lawmakers said the airlines continue to sit on more than $10 billion in unused flight credits and are still refusing to return consumers hard-earned money, more than a year after the pandemic began.
Seven major U.S. airlines came under fire from two senators on Monday, who vowed to take legislative or regulatory action against them over their handling of redemptions for flights canceled
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