So, if and when an airline forbids the passenger to bring his own food, the passenger has to eat what the airline is offering (eventually at a price)?vueling wrote:However, the forbiden of food in the Skybus plane is a contractual obligation wich both skybus and the custumer (when he purchase the ticket) agree. Therefore, theorically, if a customer eat in the plane, Skybus can ask him a compensation in front of a civil juridiction for the dammage that the company has suffered, caused by the non respect of a contractuel obligation by the client.
Explain now, how a passenger who needs by doctors order to eat gluten free food, will be served food by Skybus at a reasonable cost?
Reasonable meaning non-discriminatory or excessive price.