Flight overbooking occurs when an airline sells more tickets than there are seats available on a flight. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as unexpected changes in demand, flight cancellations, or mechanical problems.

Passengers who are bumped from an overbooked flight are entitled to a refund of their ticket price, compensation from the airline, and to be rebooked on the next available flight.

Passengers who are bumped from an overbooked flight are entitled to compensation from the airline in the amount of $600.

An airline may offer passengers who are bumped from an overbooked flight a seat on the next available flight, a hotel room for the night, a meal voucher, or all of the above.

A passenger who is bumped from an overbooked flight should ask the airline for a refund, compensation, and to be rebooked on the next available flight.

The best way to avoid being bumped from an overbooked flight is to arrive at the airport early, check in online, and choose a non-peak travel time.

The DOT allows airlines to overbook flights, but they must compensate passengers who are bumped. The amount of compensation is determined by the length of the delay and the distance of the flight.

The EU allows airlines to overbook flights, but they must compensate passengers who are bumped. The amount of compensation is determined by the length of the delay and the distance of the flight.

Passengers who have a dispute with an airline over flight overbooking can file a complaint with the DOT, the EU, or file a lawsuit against the airline.

The most important thing to remember when dealing with flight overbooking is to stay calm and be polite, know your rights, and be prepared to negotiate.

The best way to avoid flight overbooking is to book your flight early, choose a non-peak travel time, and check in online.

If you are bumped from an overbooked flight, you should ask for a refund, compensation, and to be rebooked on the next available flight.

The maximum compensation you can receive for being bumped from an overbooked flight is $600.

If you have a dispute with an airline over flight overbooking, you can file a complaint with the DOT, the EU, or file a lawsuit against the airline.

The most important thing to remember when dealing with flight overbooking is to stay calm and be polite, know your rights, and be prepared to negotiate.