Canada introduced new consumer protection rules Monday for airline passengers traveling to or from the country, offering up to Can$2,400 in compensation for people who miss flights because airlines have overbooked.
As of Monday, airlines will be required to"provide compensation of up to Can$2,400 for denial of boarding for reasons within the airlines' control," such as overbooking, when an airline sells more tickets than a given flight can accommodate.
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