LatestLegal Updates 23 October 2026
Singapore Airlines Ordered to Pay Rs 50,000 for No‑Food Flights
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has directed Singapore Airlines to compensate passengers Rs 50,000 each after a flight served no meals, citing breach of contract and consumer rights. The order highlights airlines’ duty to provide promised services and sets a precedent for similar complaints across India.
Singapore Airlines fined for meal omission
- The Punjab consumer commission ordered the carrier to pay Rs 50,000 per passenger for a flight that offered no food.
- The ruling stresses that airlines must honor service commitments and that failure constitutes a consumer rights violation.
- Affected travelers can claim the compensation through the commission’s prescribed process.
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