Airfare Price Gouging Ban During Disasters and Emergencies.
This law aims to protect travelers from extreme increases in airfare prices during crises, such as natural disasters or declared emergencies. It establishes that price hikes of 30% or more are considered excessive and unfair practices, preventing airlines and ticket agents from exploiting vulnerable citizens. The Department of Transportation is required to issue regulations to enforce these new price limits.
Key points
Prohibits airlines and ticket agents from imposing excessive price increases on tickets during a declared disaster or emergency.
A price increase of 30% or more compared to the standard rate will automatically be treated as excessive and unfair.
The Department of Transportation must issue regulations to enforce these consumer protections during crises.
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