A British social media star has been dragged online for registering himself as 'legally dead' in a bid to receive a refund for a flight he missed. Comedian Max Fosh, 30, recorded the stunt and ...

British YouTuber Max Fosh fakes death via Italian micronation Seborga to claim £37 airline refund. Princess-approved funeral, ...

British YouTuber Max Fosh recently revealed the lengths he went to in an attempt to get a refund from an airline. On Monday, June 30, 2025, the influencer shared a video on his eponymous channel ...

British YouTuber and comedian Max Fosh has gone viral for his elaborate attempt to secure a $50 (approximately Rs 4,300) ...

YouTuber and comedian Max Fosh wasn’t about to lose out on a $50 refund over a canceled flight, so he staged his own death to ...

Max Fosh managed to get legal documentation to "prove" his death in a foreign country. In three days, the British YouTuber's ...

The Youtuber in question Max Fosh discovered that many airlines strictly deny refunds for non-refundable tickets unless the ...

British YouTuber Max Fosh documented the stunt in a video titled "I Technically Died" that has garnered over 18 lakh views so ...

A YouTuber had himself declared legally dead in order to receive a refund from an airline. But did it work? And is this even legal?

The Ohio Republican's "Time is Money Act" would reduce the amount of delay required for a refund from 3 to 2 hours for domestic flights.

New Delhi: An aviation refund scam was busted after Delhi Police arrested 40-year-old Akshay Sharma, who was running an international fake call centre.