British Airways sued for sending man to Grenada instead of Granada

Friday, June 27th, 2014 Liability Litigation

A Maryland man with a passion for Islamic art wanted to go to the Spanish city of Granada as part of a trip he was taking to Portugal, but a mistake by British Airways sent him and his partner to the Caribbean island of Grenada instead. Edward Gamson’s trip was ruined when the two-hour British Airways flight from London to Spain that he had anticipated turned out to be a a nine-hour trip down to the Caribbean. Gamson and his partner noticed what was happening when they looked at the electronic map on the in-flight entertainment system, but by then it was too late. The couple never made it to Spain and the airline refused to reimburse their $4,500 first-class tickets, so Gamson brought the matter to court.


External References & Further Reading
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2014/06/24/British-Airways-sued-for-sending-man-to-Grenada-instead-of-Granada/9771403619377/?spt=sec&or=on
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