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CORRECTION: US airline tarmac delay rule

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We erroneously reported an implementation delay of the US Department of Transportation's (DOT) tarmac delay rule that would force airlines to release passengers after three hours on the tarmac. However, the rule, set to become effective 29-Apr-2010, is not being delayed. The only thing the DOT is considering is requests by various airlines to exempt them from the rule during construction on the Bay runway at New York JFK International Airport. The construction is scheduled to go through Jun-2010.

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