As the flight was delayed, the complainant requested Airline B to compensate her for $1$ night$$s accommodation and a free upgrade to Business Class. The airline rejected her request, and only suggested the complainant to stay at the airport for $23$ hours and take another flight, or pay $$5,000$ to keep her original flight. The complainant checked the company$$s terms and conditions and learnt that if a flight is delayed for $9$ hours or more, the passenger should be entitled to CAD$$1,000$ as compensation. After unsuccessfully resolving the issue with Airline B$,$ the complainant decided to lodge a complaint with the Council. After the Council$$s intervention, the airline eventually offered compensation and the complainant accepted the arrangement.

Apply any two individual choices of ethical theory that would prevent you in committing theidentified customers$$ complaints identified in case $2($Q$1).$ State clearly which complaintsare avoided and it is expected all complaints of case $2$ should be addressed. $($Note: Eachethical theory must address at least one complaint.$)$