WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) today announced that its Board of Directors approved the adoption of a “Cruise Industry Passenger Bill of Rights” detailing CLIA members’ commitment to the safety, comfort and care of guests in a number of important areas.
The CEOs of CLIA North American member cruise lines are each immediately verifying in writing that they have adopted the Passenger Bill of Rights, which is a condition of membership in the Association. CLIA also will submit the Passenger Bill of Rights to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), requesting formal global recognition and applicability under the IMO’s authority over the international maritime industry. The Passenger Bill of Rights will be effective immediately for U.S. passengers who purchase their cruise in North America on CLIA’s North American member cruise lines, regardless of itinerary.
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booking the flight. dana: it s outrageous. peter is adamant everyone knows their rights when it comes to the airlines. passenger bill of rights. any time this happens to you, unless is whether or terrorism, the airline is legally obliged to get you on the next available flight, and if that s another airline. also you are supposed to pay for your hotel. and the ticket. he wants everyone to know that she writes. jesse: he gets the sixth man award on the show. jedidiah: one more thing is coming up next.
bret: let s talk about your lane. first of all, we ve seen so much turmoil in the airline industry, and these images of these fights breaking out. your thoughts assessing all of this from your vantage point? i m obviously very concerned about the rights of the passenger, and so to that end, the department of transportation has posted a passenger bill of rights, and for anyone that s interested they should go on www.dot.gov. on the home page, the passenger s bill of rights that tells passengers what their rights are, what recourse they have, and where can they go, including the department of transportation, if they have problems. but i think the most important thing is that the airlines themselves need to address this problem and they should. bret: you ve been charged and leading faa modernization effort.
action immediately. bret: let s talk about your lane. first of all, we ve seen so much turmoil in the airline industry, and these images of these fights breaking out. your thoughts assessing all of this from your vantage point? i m obviously very concerned about the rights of the passenger, and so to that end, the department of transportation has posted a passenger bill of rights, and for anyone that s interested they should go on www.dot.gov. on the home page, the passenger s bill of rights that tells passengers what their rights are, what recourse they have, and where can they go, including the department of transportation, if they have problems. but i think the most important thing is that the airlines themselves need to address this problem and they should. bret: you ve been charged and leading faa modernization
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