wowzz - I am acting for a client who has been unable to prove he was on said flight (the airline are seeking "absolute proof") and other than the airline records it seems there is no way of proving a particular person is on a specific flight.
I would have thought that airline records would be considered absolute proof.
Think on this, imagine you are shown to be aboard an aircraft by virtue of the airlines records (which would mean that you have also cleared secruity and immigration) and you are arrested for something at the same time the flight is in the air. Can you imagine what
the airline would cop over this? I'm afraid it's a two way street and this sounds like the airline are trying to welch for some reason.
