By James Nye for MailOnline The American dentist who last week lost his $34,000 legal action against British Airways after he and his partner were flown to Grenada in the Caribbean instead of Granada in Spain has spoken out. Dr. Edward Gamson flew from Washington DC to London in September of 2013 and instead of fulfilling his life-long dream of visiting the medieval city boarded a flight right back across the Atlantic after a ticketing mistake. 'I had a conference in Lisbon, Portugal, and I saw that as my opportunity to finally get to Spain,' said Dr. Gamson, of North Bethesda, Maryland, to ABC News. 'I had always wanted to see the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.'
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Dr. Edward Gamson and his partner thought they were going to Granada, Spain
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Flew from Washington DC to London for their connecting flight to Spain
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Instead realized they were flying to the Caribbean 25 minutes into flight
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Sued British Airways for $34,000
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