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FlightRights — FlightRights.gov (Aviation Consumer Protection)
Parent: Department of Transportation. Domains in this note: flightrights.gov.
What they regulate
FlightRights.gov explains airline passenger protections and how to file aviation consumer complaints with DOT. It does not license air-charter or travel brokers. FlightRights.gov is passenger-rights context — not an endorsement. Indexed ≠ endorsed.
Always prefer the live .gov site over a third-party mirror. Index ≠ endorsement.
How to verify
- FlightRights.gov — Passenger rights — not a broker licence register.
- File a complaint — Prefer live DOT air-consumer channels.
Official portal: https://www.flightrights.gov/
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Questions this page answers
Does FlightRights.gov license charter brokers?
No. It is passenger-protection guidance. Charter/operator authority sits on FAA and related paths.
FlightRights.gov vs FAA?
FAA certifies and oversees aviation safety/operations; FlightRights.gov focuses on consumer protections and complaints.
Is a BrokerMafia agency page an endorsement?
No. Index ≠ endorsement. BrokerMafia is not a government agency and does not issue licenses.
Where is the full .gov directory?
https://brokermafia.com/usa/ — with JSON/CSV downloads that include the full local SLD inventory from CISA.
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