Opinion
Compensating travellers for cancelled flights long overdue
The draft ‘Pay for Delay’ Bill will require airlines to improve their operations instead of having free rein to cancel flights and lose baggage.
Dean Smith and Bridget McKenzieFrom being one of life’s pleasures, flying in Australia has become an anxious business, which sees us reloading Qantas or Virgin apps throughout the day, expecting the worst, while having to make contingencies for possible delays or cancelled flights.
Australians who fly for work, visit family, for medical appointments, holidays, and a host of other reasons, have the right to say enough is enough.
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