Know Before You Go: Feds investigate frequent flyer programs
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports that the investigation seeks to address concerns over extra fees, hidden pricing, and deceptive practices that may impact the value of rewards.
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7ds agoThe U.S. Department of Transportation has launched an investigation into the frequent flyer and credit card reward programs of four major airlines: Delta, Southwest, American, and United.
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports that the investigation seeks to address concerns over extra fees, hidden pricing, and deceptive practices that may impact the value of rewards.
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