Airlines are paying fewer fines. Are regulators more lenient or are airlines more law abiding?

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Airlines are paying fewer fines. Are regulators more lenient or are airlines more law abiding?

Posted by The Analyst | January 13, 2020 | Politics

Airlines and travel agencies have been paying fewer fines for violating consumer protection rules in the last few years as flier complaints have declined. But critics fear the reduction in … Click to Continue »

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