Requires airlines to pay passengers cash and cover costs for major flight delays and cancellations.
This bill would make airlines pay passengers cash and cover costs like meals and hotels when flights are significantly delayed or canceled due to the airline. It would also require airlines to rebook passengers for free. These new rules would take effect about two years after the bill becomes law.
Today, no federal rules require airlines to give passengers cash compensation, free rebooking, or pay for meals and hotels. This applies when a flight is significantly delayed or canceled because of the airline. This bill would change that by requiring the Department of Transportation to create new rules. These rules would include a temporary requirement for airlines to pay $750 cash compensation and cover rebooking, meals, and overnight lodging for airline-caused disruptions, taking effect two years after the bill becomes law.
S 3347 · 119th Congress · December 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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