Rental brokers get raw deal in FARE Act coverage
Like all stories about FARE Act violations, a City Reporter article Thursday focused entirely on what rental brokers did wrong. I get it. Journalists cover crashes, not landings. But sometimes the landings are the news. That’s literally true for commercial airlines. Their crash rate has been reduced to essentially zero, an amazing achievement given the frequency of tragedies during the industry’s first few decades and the huge number of flights today. Rental brokers in New York City have a similar story to tell. Better, actually. From the very outset of the FARE Act, which radically changed the way brokers had […]
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