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U.S. airlines most likely to bump passengers from flights

Stacker collected information from the April 2022 Air Travel Consumer Report to rank airlines based on how often they “bump,” or deny boarding, passengers.

Katelyn Darrow gets some work done on her laptop as she waits to board her flight at the Philadelphia International Airport Friday, Dec. 31, 2021, in Philadelphia. Winter weather and crew members infected with COVID-19 have forced airlines to spike thousands of U.S. flights over the past week, complicating travel plans for many people during the busy holiday season. (AP Photo/Michael Perez)
Katelyn Darrow gets some work done on her laptop as she waits to board her flight at the Philadelphia International Airport Friday, Dec. 31, 2021, in Philadelphia. Winter weather and crew members infected with COVID-19 have forced airlines to spike thousands of U.S. flights over the past week, complicating travel plans for many people during the busy holiday season. (AP Photo/Michael Perez)Read moreMichael Perez / AP
    by Katrina Sirotta, Stacker
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