WASHINGTON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines on

Tuesday asked the U.S. Transportation Department to abandon a

review launched by the Biden administration over whether

carriers should be required to pay passengers compensation over

flight disruptions.

Airlines for America, a trade group representing American

Airlines ( AAL ), Delta Air Lines United Airlines

, and others, urged the Trump administration to end the

review launched in December to take comments on whether airlines

in the United States should provide cash over carrier-caused

disruptions like they are required to do in Europe and Canada.

"Airlines do not need further incentive to provide quality

service," the group wrote.