U.S. DOT To Investigate Airline Scheduling and Other News

Posted on March 8, 2006 by lawhukukinet

U.S. DOT To Investigate Airline Scheduling According to an article in TheStreet.com, the DOT has launched an investigation of airline scheduling practices that may lead it to issue fines against as many as eight carriers. The DOT investigation is focused…

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