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US seeks $25 6 million fine from Air Canada for refund delays

US seeks $25 6 million fine from Air Canada for refund delays
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Mask requirements shouldn t override basic human kindness

Mask requirements shouldn’t override basic human kindness Quin Hillyer © Provided by Washington Examiner An April 16 incident on a Southwest Airlines flight shows the problems with mask fetishism, along with continuing evidence of the dying of common sense and the desperate need for COVID-related lawsuit protections. I’m actually all for mask-wearing in enclosed places, but that’s not the issue. (Also, as the point here is not to bash Southwest or to litigate each specific aspect of the story as told by the passenger, but rather to make those broader points above, I have not asked Southwest for a point-by-point response to each element of that story.)

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Mask requirements shouldn t override basic human kindness

Mask requirements shouldn t override basic human kindness
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How to fight for a refund when an airline cancels your trip

Booking a trip on a third-party site could cost you | FOX43 Finds Out Booking a vacation on a third-party site could save you some money, but it may not be worth it while the COVID-19 pandemic is still impacting travel. The plane of Air Canada, with German-Can Author: Jackie De Tore (FOX43) Published: 2:39 PM EDT April 8, 2021 Updated: 2:56 PM EDT April 8, 2021 HANOVER, Pa. A York County woman says she has been battling two travel companies for the past year. Sonja Mauk s trip to Ireland was canceled over the summer because of COVID-19 and she s now out almost $2,000. When the trip was canceled, she thought it would be a simple process to get her money back.

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CDC mask mandate versus rights of passengers with disabilities

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has not been kind to air carriers. Not only have they seen the loss of up to 75% of their passenger traffic, they have also been left to develop and enforce their own policies regarding mask wearing and other measures designed to protect the health of their employees and passengers. This has resulted in videos being shared of onboard altercations as passengers resist compliance with airline rules. The absence of a federal mandate has exacerbated this situation. Mask mandate On 21 January 2021, the day after his inauguration, President Joe Biden signed an executive order (EO 13998) requiring, among other things, the wearing of masks on transport conveyances. This order was implemented by the Centres for Disease Control (CDC), via an order issued on 1 February 2021, under Section 361 of the Public Health Service Act. The CDC order mandates all people (including employees and crew) to wear masks when traveling on conveyances into and within the Uni

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