About a year and a half ago, Spain’s national airline sold 4,000 tickets on the Brazil-France route for $ 118 instead of $ 1,180. The next day, when she made the mistake, she hurried to inform the customers that the deal was canceled, but the Brazilian Ministry of Justice fined her $ 260,000.
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The Brazilian Ministry of Justice and the National Consumer Protection Agency fined Iberia $ 260,000 after Spain’s national airline canceled about 4,000 round-trip tickets on the Paris-Rio de Janeiro route, which it sold for a tenth of the price at the end of December 2021. At $ 118, instead of $ 1,180.
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Shortly after Iberia began marketing the tickets the low price caught the attention of aviation enthusiasts around the world and the news that the Spanish airline was selling a ticket for such a long flight for just over $ 100 went viral and thousands bought plane tickets. But as mentioned, the next day the company announced the cancellation of a deal.