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Air Travel Disability Complaints Up In August 2014
Air travel disability related complaints filed with the DOT were 81 in August, up from 71 in July 2014, the Aviation Consumer Report says. The latest Air Travel Consumer Report released on Thursday shows a small decline in quality of assistance airlines provide disabled passengers flying from, to, and within the United States. Among US carriers Delta Air Lines confirm their commitment to improve assistance it provides passengers with disabilities. The Aviation Consumer Protection Division of the DOT received six complaints against Delta in August 2014, up one from July…Read More
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