A recent newspaper survey showed 92% of its readers support the passing of an Airline Passenger Bill of Rights.

But nothing is happening in Congress.  Yet.

Let's work together to translate this extraordinary level of public support into public action and effective legislation.

Sign the Petition for the Airline Passenger Bill of Rights And have all your friends sign the petition too, please!
	Your electronic signature is needed to help persuade Congress to act. Please fill out and send in the form below as part of your actions to help get this needed legislation passed. Part 4 of a 4 part series - part 1 explains why we need a Passenger Bill of Rights, and part 2 proposes the details of such a Bill.  Part 3 tells you how you can help get the Bill of Rights enacted into law.

A petition signature is far from the most compelling expression of support you can give, but it is certainly the quickest and easiest.

So please sign the electronic petition below, and then express your support in some of the other recommended ways we list here too.
 

Sign the E-Petition

Simply complete the form below and click on the Submit bottom at the bottom to have your name and voter details added to the petition that will be sent to members of both Congress and Senate.

You also have a chance to add your own personal thoughts and comments in support of the Bill of Rights in the 'extra comments' space.

Your information will of course be kept completely confidential and will not be shared with anyone else.

Thank You

Thank you for adding your voice to that of fellow travelers and for supporting this necessary legislation.

But don't stop now.  As soon as you've added your name to the petition, please then do some of the other necessary steps listed here, too.

Read more in Parts 1 and 2

In Part 1 we outline the present problems and why it is we now need an Airline Passenger Bill of Rights.  In Part 2 we set out the exact contents of a proposed Passenger Bill of Rights.  And Part 3 tells you how you can help ensure the Passenger Bill of Rights gets passed.

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Originally published 9 Feb 2007, last update 30 May 2021

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