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Stati Uniti: quadruplicati reclami ai vettori aerei

Raggiunta quota 60.732 nel 2022 causa cancellazioni e ritardi record

Negli scaffali del governo federale degli Stati Uniti si impila una quantità record di ricorsi contro i vettori aerei. Il numero di reclami sporti dai passeggeri ed inviati al dipartimento dei trasporti, alle agenzie di viaggio ed ai siti di prenotazione di biglietti ha raggiunto quota 60.732 nel corso del 2022. Per avere contessa della tendenza basti pensare che erano 15.342 nel 2019, l'anno pre-pandemia.È q...

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Washington, Stati Uniti, 03/31/2023 10:29
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