Montana SB553 revises state policy laws, prohibiting expiration dates on airline travel credits and establishing a $1 fee for airline travel to and.
Montana SB553 generally revises state policy laws by prohibiting expiration dates on airline travel credits, associating ownership with the possessor of the travel credit, limiting fees, and allowing cash redemption. The bill also establishes a $1 fee for airline travel to and from Montana, with revenue deposited in an account in the enterprise fund type to the credit of the department of justice for combating human trafficking. The act applies retroactively to travel credits issued on or after January 1, 2025.
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