Fine on Jagson

New Delhi: The Delhi Consumer Commission has slapped a fine of Rs 50,000 on Jagson Airlines for failing to inform passengers about a delayed flight six years ago.
Commission president Justice J.D. Kapoor ordered the private air carrier to pay the sum as damages to four members of a family who were left stranded at a Delhi airport, clueless that their flight had been delayed by over five hours.
The airline argued that the flight was rescheduled because of a snag beyond its control and that there was no “deficiency in service”.
29/10/07 PTI/The Telegraph

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