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PBS NewsHour - The Latest | After Spirit Airlines shutdown, how passengers can get home and get refunds by Sally Ho, Associated Press AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. The U.S.‑based Spirit Airlines has ceased operations, leaving passengers scrambling for alternatives and refunds; major carriers—including American, United, Delta, JetBlue, Frontier, Southwest and Allegiant—are offering “rescue fares” and reduced‑price tickets on routes that overlapped Spirit’s network, with limited‑time windows for booking (e.g., Southwest’s in‑person offer through May 6 and United’s two‑week online window). Spirit says it will automatically refund credit‑ or debit‑card purchases, while travelers who booked through agencies, vouchers, credits or points must pursue refunds through those channels or through the bankruptcy process. The DOT advises filing a charge‑back under the Fair Credit Billing Act, and passengers with travel insurance or credit‑card coverage should check for insolvency protection. The National Consumers League urges travelers to keep all booking documentation and act quickly, as deadlines for refunds and insurance claims can be tight. American and United are adding capacity—larger aircraft and extra flights—on affected routes, Southwest is matching Spirit’s elite status, and Hertz is providing discounted one‑way rentals; Spirit employees stranded on trips will receive assistance from other airlines and recruitment support for displaced staff. Read more: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/after-spirit-airlines-shutdown-how-passengers-can-get-home-and-get-refunds #SpiritAirlines #DOT #airtravel #airlines #bankruptcy

ABC News: Top Stories | Airlines reduce, cap fares for Spirit travelers looking to rebook cancelled flights AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. U.S. carriers are stepping in to help Spirit Airlines customers after the airline halted operations when a $500 million rescue deal fell through. The Department of Transportation reported that United, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, American and others will temporarily cap or lower ticket prices for passengers who need to rebook Spirit flights cancelled between May 2 and May 16. Travelers must provide a Spirit confirmation number and proof of payment to access the special rates, which range from 72 hours (JetBlue, Southwest) to two weeks (United) and are limited to routes formerly served by Spirit, such as Atlanta, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Las Vegas, Miami, Newark, New Orleans and Orlando. Some airlines also offer up to 50 % off base fares (Frontier) or freeze fares on overlapping routes (Allegiant). In addition, major carriers are extending travel‑pass benefits, spare‑seat accommodations and preferential hiring assistance to displaced Spirit employees. Read more: https://abcnews.com/Business/airlines-reduce-cap-fares-spirit-travelers-rebook-cancelled/story?id=132598089 #SpiritAirlines #DOT #United #Delta #AmericanAirlines

Damn, DNS over TLS (#DoT) sudah tidak bisa ternyata via #XL, port 853/TCP sudah mereka blokir sepertinya.

If for some reason you have one of Bezos' Li'l Snitches in your house and it's rolled out the new voice (a lot younger-sounding, kinda creepy), turn to it now, say its name and tell it to "turn off follow-up mode." The new voice wasn't the only change (of course); it now listens actively to the conversation and inserts comments where no one asked for feedback. Ideally, you'd throw the hockey puck out the window, but maybe you're staying with a relative and just need to shut the thing up without destroying it. This should do the trick. #Echo #Dot #Alexa #spyware