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Kelowna family and traveller score $7K win against WestJet

WestJet was ordered to pay a Kelowna family $5,322.64 for cancelled flights on January 12, 2024, by the Civil Resolution Tribunal member Alissa Reynolds.
The tribunal found that WestJet's decision to rebook the family was the real cause of the delay, not bad weather.
Both rulings were based on the Airline Passenger Protection Regulations, requiring compensation for delays exceeding nine hours.

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Kelowna family and traveller score $7K win against WestJet

B.C. tribunal sides with passengers over flight cancellations and delays

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