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rsteinmetz70112
File a complaint with the FTC.
No, the FTC would defer to the DOT.
What kinds of ads does the FTC regulate?
The FTC has jurisdiction over ads for most products and services (and, in many cases, shares jurisdiction with other federal agencies, such as the FDA, the TTB, and the USPIS). However, in certain circumstances (e.g., ads by airlines, banks, insurance companies, common carriers, companies that sell securities and commodities, and prescription drug companies), the FTC typically defers to other government agencies that have been given specific authority to investigate those kinds of ads.
Airlines are governed by the US Department of Transportation. The complaint should be filed with the DOT Aviation Consumer Protection division.
Aviation Consumer Protection
Last edited by ursine1; Dec 1, 2016 at 11:35 am
Reason: Typo