Post-9/11 Air Chaos Tests Travel Rights and Costs
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The article discusses flight disruptions and compensation amid post-9/11 air-traffic chaos, noting that disruptions cost travelers over £1,000 and left some passengers sleeping on airport floors, while raising questions about what rights passengers have to compensation.
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