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The nation's largest airlines are taking some new steps starting today to bring more transparency to travelers ahead of the labor day holiday crush after a summer filled with travel headaches. it comes as pilots at some of the busiest airports in the country are protesting how they say they are being treated. nbc's tom costello has more. tom? >> reporter: yeah, we've got an awful lot of aviation headlines. let's begin starting today airlines are going to be a lot more transparent about how they treat you. cancellation policies, when they give you a refined, vouchers, that kinds of thing. the d...