Advance payments to the families of air crash victims need to be done promptly, without delay, and to this end the United States needs to execute regulations implementing the provisions of the 1999 Montreal Convention, a passenger rights group argues. The U.S. was the thirtieth country to ratify the Montreal Convention, in 2003, thereby becoming the nation that put the treaty into force, which updates liability and other matters that had first been established with the Warsaw Convention in 1929.…
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