Passengers trapped on airline flights
If you've been keeping up with the news lately, you've no doubt read about many airlines keeping planes filled with people grounded at the gate or on the runway for hours at a time. These passengers trapped on airline flights were subjected to stifling heat and stuffiness because the airlines were unwilling to expend the resources to property ventilate the grounded planes. Treatment like this is more than inconvenient; it's inhumane. Incidents like these are prime examples of why an airline passengers bill of rights is desperately needed! By using this site, you can learn more about the regulating agencies and offices that are charged with the duty of monitoring and enforcing good airline policy:
- Federal Aviation Administration
- National Research Council
- Office of the Secretary of Transport
- United States Department of Transportation
- Air Transport Center for Excellence
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- And several others
Airline passengers bill of rights
Airlines seem comfortable with grounding planes and canceling flights at their pleasure without doing their duty to look after the travelers they've stranded. If we had a well drafted and effective airline passengers bill of rights, perhaps the travelers would have the protection they need to ensure that they're not constantly bearing the brunt of the airlines' problems. By using the resources made available here at SuffocatingTraveler.com, you can learn more about exactly what the airlines are doing to their passengers and take the appropriate action. Write your thoughts on invading personal space, passengers trapped on airline flights, poor air quality and shrinking passenger space to us and we will ensure that they make it to the appropriate offices. Together we can enact change in a system that desperately needs it!