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Insurance push for plane passengers sparks alarm and debate
A 1963 proposal urged airlines to carry either $100 000 life insurance per passenger or require higher passenger coverage. Critics warned of costly premiums at airports while supporters argued group airline policies could lower costs and boost air travel. Senate debates, airline liability limits, and Warsaw Convention implications frame the discussion as lawmakers weigh consumer protection versus practical airline costs.
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