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Airline Passenger Compensation Bill
Recent Bills/Airline Passenger Compensation Bill

Airline Passenger Compensation Bill

IntroducedDecember 17, 2025
Introduced9 months ago
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Referred to the Subcommittee on Aviation.
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Why This Matters

This bill requires airlines to pay passengers for long delays or cancellations caused by the airline. It aims to protect travelers from inconveniences and ensure fair treatment.

If you fly and your flight is delayed or canceled, you could receive cash compensation from the airline.
Who this affects
Travelers · Domestic flights · International flights
What changes is this bill making?
  1. 1Airlines must compensate passengers for significant delays or cancellations within their control.
  2. 2Passengers arriving 3 to 9 hours late can receive up to $300.
  3. 3Passengers arriving 9 or more hours late can receive up to $775.
  4. 4Airlines must rebook passengers on the next available flight at no extra cost if they miss connections.

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IntroducedCurrentDec 17, 2025

Referred to the Subcommittee on Aviation.

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The President

Donald Trump
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Awaiting Vote
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