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Network reported "CNN" American, Friday, it was tapping on Canadian Airlines "Air Canada" He paid $ 15,000 to a couple for a word missing seatbelt.
A Canadian federal court this week ordered a "Canada Airline" airline to pay $ 21,000 Cdn ($ 15,000), as well as an official letter of apology to the French-speaking couple living in the capital. Ottawa.
The lawsuit concerns 22 complaints filed by Michael and Linda Thibodo Al – Tira CompanyN In 2016, the couple complained that the word "Unpack" The seat belts are engraved in English only (lift) and no French word accompanies it.
They also said that French translations of other words in the aircraft, such as "exit" and "warning" (C) were tiny letters that English words.
According to the decision of the Canadian Court, the company has systematically violated the linguistic rights of Francophones.
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CNN reported Friday that Air Canada was paying $ 15,000 to a couple because of a word missing from the seatbelt.
This week, a Canadian federal court sentenced Air Canada to pay 21,000 Canadian dollars ($ 15,000), as well as an official letter of apology to the French-speaking couple living in the capital, Ottawa.
The complaint relates to 22 complaints lodged by Michael and Linda Thibodo against the airline in 2016. The couple complained that the word "decoder" engraved on the seat belts was only in English and that it was n & rsquo; There was no French word.
They also stated that French translations of other words from the aircraft, such as "exit" and "warning", were more tiny than English words.
According to the decision of the Canadian Court, the company has systematically violated the linguistic rights of Francophones.
