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Make an impact on the republican voters. there is a way that donald trump has in messaging and his team as selling this as the deep state. these were mistake hires and they were part of the deep state establishment and now, of course, their coming out against me and they want this -- me to go down or i fired him or i never told him anything and now he's mad at me and that is the messaging he portrays out to voters and that is also what they receive. and i do want to note one thing about pence because i think this is so important, in 2016 he was brought on to donald trump's ticket in part to rh...

Rising numbers of disputes between travellers and airlines globally are driving fresh legislation and calls for tougher enforcement of existing rules to protect consumers. "If they (airlines) haven't paid, they're not following the law," Dodova said.

MORE than half a million (525,000) Irish air passengers had their flights delayed in the first three months of this year, analysis from the world's largest air passenger rights organisation AirHelp shows.

Cancellations of flights and delays running into hours have gone up in Europe -- a significant increase from 2022. Over the Easter break, visibly in France and Britain, flight schedules going awry and mass cancellations were the norm, according to data from flight claim management firm AirHelp

Her flight from copenhagen to san francisco after it was cancelled. >> i got $800, and it was pretty cool and exciting. >> reporter: according to federal law, if you are bumped from an american flight and experience a one to two-hour delay, that's worth 200% of the one-way ticket price, reaching up to $650. a two-hour-plus delay, you're looking at a possible $1,300 payout. in europe, if you're delayed, canceled or overbooked, passenger laws allow for up to $650. if you are rebooked the next day, your airline should also provide you with refreshments, food and accommodations. so, next time you ...