Airline group challenges Ryanair’s right to EU authorisation
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Ryanair is facing a judicial process that challenges its compliance with European ownership and control rules and puts its Community operating licence at risk
Both the German group and its French-Dutch counterpart have decided to complain to Ryanair from the European Network Airlines Association (ENAA), an entity that is nucleating them both.The judicial complaint, lodged before the High Court of Ireland, challenges compliance with the European rules of ownership and control of airlines, by the Irish low cost.If the complaint is successful, this could entail the suspension of the operating licence of …
ENAA, led by Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, asks the High Court of Ireland to withdraw the Community licence from Ryanair for its shareholding. The entry Lufthansa and Air France-KLM sue Ryanair in Ireland to revoke its EU license appears first on Merca2.
Lufthansa and Air France-KLM sue Ryanair to take down their European licence. If it prospers, it would change routes and flight prices from Spain. Ryanair entry, in the spotlight: Lufthansa and Air France-KLM ask to revoke their European license was first published on What!.
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