The incident involving passengers who spoke Catalan on a Vueling flight was raised in the Balearic parliament yesterday. Passengers who were taken off the Barcelona-Minorca flight, following the incident with stewardess who did not speak Catalan, will receive the government's backing if they wish to file a complaint with the consumer affairs ministry.
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Catalan-speaking passengers will receive Balearic government support
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Apart from the fact that the gist of the story is totally wrong and had nothing to do with Catalan as per se, surely the government cannot and should not implicate itself in a service which itself is part of and should maintain an absolutely unbiased opinion about the whole procedure.
Maybe they were not the type of tourist they wanted.May have been 3 star all inclusive!
Not something to do with the referendum then ? Smells a bit I can’t speak Majorquin but I have never been taken of a flight ? Make them pay .