Gary Stoller

Investigative Travel Editor, USA Today

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It's good news if you get stuck on the tarmac –as good as it can be when you're facing flight delays.

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.

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