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American Airlines Ordered to Pay Rs 3.61 Lakh for Baggage Issues
American Airlines must pay Rs 3.61 lakh after passengers reported damaged bags and missing belongings on a flight to Toronto. The Delhi consumer commission found the airline liable for the baggage mishap during the Miami to Toronto journey. Compensation includes Rs 1.11 lakh for lost items and Rs 2 lakh for distress, while complaints against British Airways were dismissed.
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