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Denied boarding amid Dubai floods: Emirates, Yatra ordered to pay Rs 1.88 lakh

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The Chandigarh consumer commission has reaffirmed its earlier decision, holding Emirates Airlines and Yatra Online responsible for the boarding denial faced by Raghav Jain and his wife. Their travel to Italy was hindered by unexpected floods in Dubai, and they were forced to buy new tickets at a premium price. Moreover, they incurred extra expenses due to hotel cancellations. The commission ordered the companies to compensate them with Rs 1.

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Denied boarding amid Dubai floods: Emirates, Yatra ordered to pay Rs 1.88 lakh
SAURABH THAKUR · 11/3/2026, 4:10:56 AM
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