Get on the Record: ACPAC Public Comment Guide

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Get on the Record: ACPAC Public Comment Guide

A federal committee that oversees your flight rights just came out of a three-year silence — and while it was quiet, protections got rolled back: delay compensation, refund enforcement, and the wheelchair-protection rule all got weakened or delayed.

You have two ways to put your experience on the official record — permanently, and for free.

This guide walks you through both:

• Where to file a written comment with the federal docket (no deadline — you can do this any time)
• How to request time to speak at the upcoming public meeting (deadline: September 21)
• A simple, plain-language structure for each — so you know exactly what to include and where it goes

This isn't pre-written text you copy and paste. It's the framework — you bring your own story, we show you exactly how to get it heard.

If an airline ever damaged your wheelchair, buried a refund, or stiffed you on a delay they caused, this is your shot to say so where it actually counts.

Free download. Takes 10 minutes to use.