A new bill proposes to undo the latest consumer protection rules. But overturning the new rules would do consumers a great harm. read more»

The IRS wants you to pay taxes on miles earned for opening a savings or checking account. What's next: a tax on miles earned for signing up for credit cards? read more»

The airline claims telling you up front what you really have to pay is somehow less "transparent" than luring you with a low-ball fare figure then adding in a bunch of extras. read more»

Are the DOT's new full-fare advertising protections part of a hidden agenda to increase taxes, or has Spirit officially lost its mind? Or both? read more»

Many travel sellers are brazenly violating federal regulations by sneaking hefty "surcharges" into their discount prices. Ed Perkins tells you how to spot the phony charge. read more»

U.S. carriers may be using a new E.U. tax as an excuse to further fleece passengers. read more»

While you'll still see some improvements in fare advertising starting on January 24, the DOT has announced cases in which the rules won't be immediately enforced. read more»

Delta will add a $3 surcharge onto Europe airfares to cover the cost of the new carbon-exchange tax. Expect other airlines to follow suit. read more»

Ridiculous moments came in all shapes and sizes this year, from pilots getting trapped in the bathroom to passengers coming to fisticuffs over reclining seats. read more»

What will the U.K. do about the increasing consumer opposition to its air passenger duty gouge? Increase the fee, of course. read more»