They paid for business class to return from Rome, the seats didn't recline, and they won $800,000 in compensation.
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An international airline has been ordered by an Argentine federal court to pay $800,000 in damages for moral injury following a breach of contract on a flight from Rome to Buenos Aires. The passengers had paid for business class tickets, but the seats failed to recline during the long-haul journey.
The judicial ruling highlights airline accountability regarding the fulfillment of contracted service conditions on international routes. The case underscores consumer rights protections within the Argentine federal legal framework concerning travel amenities and service discrepancies.
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