In a precedent-setting ruling, the Court of First Instance demanded that Wataniya Airways pay compensation to three passengers after they filed a lawsuit against the company for causing delay and canceling their scheduled trip to Istanbul, reports Al-Rai daily.
The court ordered the company to pay each passenger an equivalent KD271.825 in gold – the value at the time the verdict was issued. The ruling was based on the text of the Convention for the Unification of Air Transport Rules, signed in Montreal on 28 May, 1999, by Kuwait, which specifies the compensation payable to the passenger in the event of delay.

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