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In 2020, Gulf carrier Qatar Airways caused a stir when some female passengers were caught at security checks at Doha Airport (DOH). Five women went to court in Australia
After many years, the ground handling company Aviapartner, which operates at Düsseldorf Airport, loses its license. In the course of a tender, the competitor Wisag was able to assert itself. The previous owner unsuccessfully went to court. Aviapartner attempted the decision of the
The German Federal Court of Justice has ruled that airports are not liable for waiting times at passport control. It also follows from this that travelers should not rely on the availability of automatic control devices and, what's more, they should know in advance
The holiday airline Condor failed in the district court of Frankfurt am Main with the claim for damages brought against the Polish state holding PGL. A counterclaim was also dismissed. After the collapse of the Thomas Cook group, Condor fled
Since 2005, numerous German municipalities have been levying a so-called bed tax for overnight stays in hotels. Four constitutional complaints were pending before the Federal Constitutional Court. These were dismissed as unfounded. The Dehoga trade association announced that
The Court of Justice of the European Union has dismissed a lawsuit by the low-cost airline Ryanair against the rescue package that the German government had granted to the holiday airline Condor after the bankruptcy of the Thomas Cook Group. The German airline fled
Lufthansa suffered defeat before the European Court of Justice in the matter of state aid granted to Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. The judges finally dismissed a lawsuit against subsidies from the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. The matter
The EasyGroup does not take it “easy” at all when other companies use “Easy” in their brand offerings. It has almost become a tradition that the Easyjet major shareholder brings legal action against it. So also against EasyFly from Colombia.
The High Court has dismissed a lawsuit brought against the UK traffic light by British Airways, Easyjet, Ryanair, Tui UK and other industry giants. According to the ruling, the system would not contradict the current legal situation.
Environmentalists have been dismissed with a constitutional complaint regarding the third MUC runway. The Supreme Court dismissed the lawsuit on the grounds, among other things, that the plaintiff had not submitted all the documents. The verdict did, however
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