'An embarrassment': Consumer advocate says airlines are 'reluctant' to give compensation

Coalition senator Bridget McKenzie is pushing for a mandatory compensation scheme for cancelled or delayed flights, which major Australian airlines opposed during a Senate committee.

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‘An embarrassment’: Consumer advocate says airlines are ‘reluctant’ to give compensation

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