Court Rejects Airline Passenger Bill of Rights A federal appeals court in New York has struck down that state's airline passenger bill of rights. The court said the law was well-intentioned but stepped on federal authority.
Court Rejects Airline Passenger Bill of Rights
March 26, 20086:00 AM ET
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Dan Blumberg
A federal appeals court in New York has struck down that state's airline passenger bill of rights. The court said the law was well-intentioned but stepped on federal authority.
Dan Blumberg reports from member station WNYC.
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