If you've traveled on a full-fare airline recently, you know that you have about a one-third chance of flying what Clark calls a wind-up toy propeller plane. For many years, these smaller planes were routinely overbooked because the airlines weren't required to compensate passengers who got bumped. Now that's changing. The compensation for being bumped will apply to any flight that has more than 29 passengers. You can get a maximum of $800 in compensation, however the exact dollar amount with be based on the actual fare you paid.