JetBlue slapped with $2 million penalty for massive flight delays
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JetBlue slapped with $2 million penalty for massive flight delays

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The US Department of Transportation has levied a $2 million penalty against JetBlue Airways for operating four chronically delayed domestic flights, marking the first time the agency has imposed such a fine for this prohibited scheduling practice. The airline has also committed to issuing vouchers worth at least $75 to passengers impacted by flight cancellations or delays exceeding three hours within the next year. Despite these efforts, USDOT emphasized that JetBlue had sufficient time to take corrective action to prevent the chronic delays, regardless of the causes, such as weather or air traffic control disruptions. Future actions and compensation for passengers Under the terms of the settlement, JetBlue must provide compensation to passengers for delays or cancellations caused by the airline, ensuring future passengers are not similarly affected.

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