N.Y. Senator Wants To Hold Airlines Responsible For Lost Luggage
The airline industry is being slapped with new regulations for baggage fees and lost luggage, but one New York senator says the changes still don't do enough to protect consumers.
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The airline industry is being slapped with new regulations for baggage fees and lost luggage, but one New York senator says the changes still don't do enough to protect consumers.
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