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An Indian couple, Ravi Gupta, a local director general of police in Telangana, India, and his wife flew from Hyderabad International Airport (HYD) to Perth (PER) via Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) in May 2023. While
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
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
The Spanish consumer protection organization has sued the airlines Ryanair, Vueling, Easyjet and Volotea. Specifically, it concerns the hand luggage regulations, which deviate from the IATA standard dimensions. Remarkably, there are other carriers, such as Wizz Air, Condor and Eurowings, that also do this
The bankruptcy administrator of Adria Airways has sued former managing directors for damages amounting to 78 million euros. A first court hearing has still not made a decision. The main hearing is scheduled to take place formally on July 12, 2024
Various airlines have cut their employees' salaries during the corona pandemic. In Spain, the Supreme Court has now ruled that Ryanair's approach was unlawful. There were different models in the EU states
In the United States of America, two Russian citizens are accused of illegally exporting aviation components that were subject to the sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation. They should
In March last year, the Association for Consumer Information (VKI) sued CTS Eventim Austria GmbH, which operates the “Ö-Ticket” ticket service, on behalf of the Ministry of Social Affairs. The subject of the proceedings were clauses in Ö‑Ticket's contractual conditions,
The restart of the revived airline Mexicana has been extremely bumpy so far. Now a lawsuit has been filed by a US leasing company. This is demanding around 840,9 million US dollars in court. According to CH-Aviation.com, SAT Aero Holdings
Due to a court ruling, Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings is no longer allowed to advertise so-called “CO2-neutral” flights. German Environmental Aid sued the carrier for, among other things, misleading advertising and won in the first instance. In the last
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