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Anyone who was offered a paid Prime membership when booking a trip via the Opodo booking platform can now request the money back. The Supreme Court (OGH) ruled in favor of the AK: the simultaneous conclusion of a paid Opodo Prime membership of around
From now on, the Hamburg environmental authority is not allowed to impose any fees and/or fines for late landings at the airport. Until now, airlines that landed after 23 p.m. were financially penalized. Condor and Lufthansa, among others, had
The European Union Court has again overturned the approval of state aid for the Dutch airline KLM, which was granted in 2020. The low-cost airline Ryanair had sued. It's not the first time that
The low-cost airline Ryanair has gone to court against various state aid granted to some airlines during the corona pandemic. Success varies. Now the EU court has decided that the authorization of those who belong to Air France-KLM
Participants of X-Jam graduation trips run by the tour operator DocLX can now claim money back. The Chamber of Labor went to court over some fees and additional wages and won. It is also about not allowing resignations in exceptional circumstances
The Australian airline Qantas is costing dearly a decision made by its boss Alan Joyce, who recently stumbled over a consumer protection scandal. The High Court of Australia has ordered the dismissal of over 1.700 ground staff
The fine imposed last year by the Hungarian consumer protection authority on the low-cost airline Ryanair was lifted by a court in Budapest. Because the carrier had passed on the special tax introduced by the Orban government to the passengers
A Dutch court has put a stop to government plans to reduce the number of take-offs and landings at Amsterdam-Schiphol to 2023 aircraft movements per year from November 460.000. The IATA, among others, had complained
The Verkehrsbüro subsidiary Ruefa Reisen suffered a legal defeat in the Supreme Court. A clause that was supposed to exclude the right of withdrawal in the event of “future corona-related travel restrictions” was overturned by the Austrian highest court. A clause used in 2021
The low-cost airline Easyjet laid off many employees in two waves at the Berlin-Brandenburg location even before the announcement that the base was to be significantly reduced. The competent regional labor court has now overturned those layoffs that were made during the pandemic
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