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A new legislation will protect passengers' rights in Canada

Announced by Transport Minister Garneau, it will provide automatic compensations in case of disruptions

A new legislation will protect travellers who will fly in Canada in case of disruptions. Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced it, saying he wants to introduce a new service standard to protect passengers' rights. Through a card automatic reimbursements will be arranged within 48 hours in case of lost luggage, heavy delays or lost flights due to overbooking. The compensations will be between 900...

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Ottawa, Canada, 05/27/2019 10:38
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