This bill requires upfront pricing and bans certain excessive fees for lodging, tickets, and communication services. It also requires public reporting of airline fees.
This bill would make it harder for businesses to charge hidden or excessive fees for things like hotel stays, event tickets, and phone plans. It would require companies to show the full price upfront and stop charging certain unfair fees. Airlines would also have to report their extra fees publicly, giving consumers more clarity.
Today, consumers often face hidden or unexpected fees when booking lodging, buying tickets, or signing up for communication services, and detailed airline fee revenue isn't publicly reported. After this bill, businesses would have to show the full, all-inclusive price upfront, and some excessive fees would be banned. Communications companies would end early termination fees and provide prorated refunds, and airlines would publicly report their extra fee revenue each quarter.
HR 6430 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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