Universal Action Travel ~ New Airline Regulations "3 Hour Delay Limit"
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Tampa, FL, December 23, 2009 --( The new legislation calls for airlines “to provide food and water for passenger within 2 hours of a plane being delayed in a tarmac, and maintain reasonable lavatories”.Hopefully the not so friendly skies might become a bit friendlier for the traveler.” Universal Action Travel, Inc. can be reached at their corporate offices at 7211 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.### Tampa, FL, December 23, 2009 --( PR.com )-- Congress today passed legislature that will kick into effect within the next 120 days mandating that airlines do not let any passenger jetliners sit in the tarmac for more than 3 hours without penalties and/or fines for the carriers.This piece of legislations comes amidst reports that some passengers earlier this year were left overnight inside a plane with no food, limited water and unhealthy lavatories.The new legislation calls for airlines “to provide food and water for passenger within 2 hours of a plane being delayed in a tarmac, and maintain reasonable lavatories”.Universal Action Travel representatives which book hundreds of vacations a year said “This piece of legislation should put those nervous to travel a bit more at ease.Hopefully the not so friendly skies might become a bit friendlier for the traveler.”Universal Action Travel, Inc. can be reached at their corporate offices at 7211 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.