Indian family denied boarding for 46,000-euro Peru flight

An Indian family was denied boarding for a family trip to Peru valued at 46,000 euros, raising questions about discriminatory practices by airlines.

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This case illustrates tensions between passenger rights and international air carrier policies.

The family contested the decision and requested reimbursement and compensation from aviation regulatory authorities.

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