Qantas to Pay $20 Million to Customers It “Misled”
Qantas has agreed to compensate a combined $20 million to 86,597 customers that the airline now admits it “misled” by selling tickets on flights it had already decided to cancel.
Qantas has agreed to compensate a combined $20 million to 86,597 customers that the airline now admits it “misled” by selling tickets on flights it had already decided to cancel.
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