not To be presented to the gate at a stopover point, a passenger has been sued by Lufthansa, a major German airline. If the story seems funny, it is in fact the answer to a trick more and more widespread among travellers "malignant".
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Since a flight with a stopover is very often cheaper than a direct flight, some passengers reserve two successive flights by not relying taking the second. In this case, the man had booked a round-trip Oslo (Norway) - Seattle (United States) via Frankfurt (Germany). If he has complied with the flight plan on the way, he stopped in Germany on the back.
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The Lufthansa considered that the passenger had breached its terms and conditions of sale and called to court for a compensation of 2 112 euros, which is the difference between the price of his ticket (657 euros) and that would have cost a direct flight (2769 euros). A court in berlin has, however, dismissed the claims made by the company in mid-December last year. A reasoned decision, according to BFMTV, by the inability of the judges to get the part of Lufthansa the justification for the recalculation exact leading to the required sum. A spokesman for the company, however, has confirmed to CNN that the company had already lodged an appeal against this decision.