US Congress Proposes Changes to Airline Regulations.
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Lawmakers may repeal the Obama-era rule requiring airlines to advertise the full price of flights in their advertisements, which consumer advocates fear will make booking flights less transparent. The bipartisan proposal would also increase the number of training hours pilots-in-training can spend in simulators and require video recorders in airplane cockpits to assist with accident investigations. The bill would reauthorize FAA programs over the next five years.
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