Department of Transportation

USDOT: Airlines not required to rebook or feed passengers in case of emergency airworthiness directives

The guidance came more than a week after an emergency airworthiness directive that affected around 6,000 Airbus A320 family aircraft globally.

USDOT waives American Airlines’ 2024 wheelchair fine, asks for PaxEx investments

The DOT will require American Airlines to invest $16.1 million into improving the passenger experience for travelers with reduced mobility.

Air traffic controllers with ‘perfect attendance’ during shutdown get $10,000 bonus

According to NATCA, 311 controllers will receive the bonus check.

NATCA admits it did not request funds to pay controllers during shutdown

NATCA's President confirmed the fact during a hearing before the US Senate.

USDOT’s Duffy reiterates $10,000 bonus promise to controllers

Previously, Trump, who initially promised the bonus, said he did not know where the money would come from.

Aeromexico, Delta secure stay motion vs DOT in its JV case

The Department of Transportation (DOT) wanted Aeromexico and Delta to dismantle the JV by January 1, 2026.

US airlines call to ensure that aviation does not become collateral damage amid policy disagreements

A4A pointed out that the FAA had $5 billion