A Swedish man, Enes Gültekin, and his mother experienced a 30-hour delay after their flight was cancelled last summer. Despite a ruling from the Swedish General Complaints Board (ARN) in his favor, the airline has refused to provide compensation. Gültekin expressed surprise at the airline’s non-compliance with the ARN’s decision. The case highlights potential difficulties passengers face in receiving mandated compensation for flight disruptions. ARN rulings are generally binding, though enforcement can be challenging. The amount of compensation due was not specified in the report. This situation raises questions about airline accountability and consumer rights regarding flight delays.