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Germany's lufthansa said in a statement it had made all the required refunds and blamed the historically unprecedented level of refunds during the covid—19 pandemic for the delay. the department of transportation, meanwhile, has launched a new dashboard in an attempt to put public pressure on airlines to address customer concerns. all of this has caused groh from the biden administration to cut back on so—called junk fees. let's stay with the airline sector — because industry bosses are gathered for their global summit in dubai — where the crisis at boeing is high on the agenda. the tr...

To the masses will be priority. now to the aviation sector — because three international airlines have been hit with fines for slow covid refunds. lufthansa, klm royal dutch airlines and south african airways have all face civil penalties totalling $2.5 million. michelle fleury has the latest from new york. yes. the us department of transportation said today's action stems from extreme delays in refunds worth more than $900 million from lufthansa, klm and south african airways. all of this related to covid—19 flight changes and cancellations. now, on top of the refunds, the three airlines ...

Dutch flag carrier KLM was one of three passenger airlines fined a total of 2.5 million dollars (2.3 million euros) for dragging their feet when refunding passengers during the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Monday. KLM was hit with a 1.1 million dollar fine (1.01 million euros) for drastically changed itineraries or cancelled flights, and the airline was ordered to pay passengers refunds that are still owed, which total 113.3 million dollars (104.1 million euros).

The US Department of Transportation said Monday that three airlines including German carrier Lufthansa have been made to pay over $900 million in passenger refunds due to pandemic-related flight cancellations or changes.

Prajwal Revanna, sitting MP and JD(S)-BJP candidate from Hassan, was arrested at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru after returning from Germany. He is in SIT custody facing charges of sexually assaulting three women. The article provides details of his arrest and the ongoing investigation.