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ARTICLE VIEW:
White House plans to abandon Biden-era rules on compensating customers
for disrupted flights
By Alexandra Skores, CNN
Updated:
10:24 AM EDT, Fri September 5, 2025
Source: CNN
The White House says it plans to roll back proposed rules by the Biden
administration, including some that required passengers to be
compensated by airlines for disrupted flights.
According to posted Thursday by the White House, the Department of
Transportation will withdraw an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking
that explored the idea of requiring US and foreign air carriers to
provide “essential services,” and compensation to passengers after
a canceled or delayed flight in the US due to circumstances within the
airline’s control.
CNN reached out to the White House for comment.
In a statement to CNN, a DOT spokesperson said the department would
“implement all aviation consumer protection requirements mandated by
Congress,” adding that includes the requirement to refund ticket
prices to passengers when an airline cancels or substantially delays
flights and consumers choose not to travel.
“Some of the rules proposed or adopted by the previous
administration, however, went beyond what Congress has required by
statute, and we intend to reconsider those extra-statutory
requirements,” the spokesperson said.
Airlines for America, the lobbying group for US airlines, praised the
planned rollback.
“We are encouraged by this Department of Transportation reviewing
unnecessary and burdensome regulations that exceed its authority and
don’t solve issues important to our customers,” said a spokesperson
for the group. “We look forward to working with DOT on implementing
President Trump’s deregulatory agenda.”
Former President Joe Biden and former Department of Transportation
Secretary Pete Buttigieg . The previous administration had also
proposed rules on . On Thursday,the move was “not a surprise.”
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