Paul Hudson, president of FlyersRights, which advocates for airline passengers, said the plan to pull back on fines “could be a sneaky way of repealing an unspecified number of aviation consumer protection regulations through non-enforcement.”
Airlines to get reprieve from steep consumer protection fines
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He said he was as disappointed as anyone by the underwhelming results of the live opening, which brought comparisons to Geraldo Rivera’s televised 1986 unsealing of a Chicago hotel vault purportedly belonging to gangster Al Capone, which infamously revealed nothing but dirt.
West Point time capsule that appeared to contain nothing more than silt yields centuries-old coins
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