Investigative Travel Editor, USA Today
Investigative Travel Editor at USA Today
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Gary Stoller
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Airlines Will Pay for Making Travelers Wait It's good news if you get stuck on the tarmac –as good as it can be when you're facing flight delays. The US Department of Transportation has issued a new directive that will make being stranded a bit more comfortable for passengers. Gary Stoller, investigative travel editor at USA Today , has the details.
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Airlines Will Pay for Making Travelers Wait It's good news if you get stuck on the tarmac –as good as it can be when you're facing flight delays. The US Department of Transportation has issued a new directive that will make being stranded a bit more comfortable for passengers. Gary Stoller, investigative travel editor at USA Today , has the details.
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