Man denied boarding over name mismatch, airline, travel company told to pay Rs 78,920
The Bengaluru consumer commission recently ruled that a travel company and an airline must jointly pay Rs 78,920 to a passenger who was denied boarding on a flight from Newark to Delhi. This decision came after the airline and travel company failed to refund the additional ticket cost despite multiple efforts by the passenger. The commission found that the delay in refunding the amount amounted to deficiency in service and an unfair trade practice.
Both the airline and travel agency were directed to refund Rs 65,920 and pay Rs 10,000 in compensation and Rs 3,000 in litigation costs.
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