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On Friday, the Zurich Higher Court acquitted an air traffic controller from the Skyguide air traffic control unit of the charge of negligent disruption of public transport. On August 22, 2012, a sport plane and one with three met at Zurich Airport
Since the first wave of flight cancellations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the submission of arbitration requests for ticket refunds has kept the experts at the Agency for Passenger and Passenger Rights (APF) in suspense. By the end of January 2021, apf had a total of
Two Africa tour operators have sued the Foreign Office's travel warnings for Mauritius, Namibia, the Seychelles, Rwanda and Tanzania. But the reasons leave a lot to be desired. The Higher Administrative Court Berlin-Brandenburg goes with the opinion of the Administrative Court that
A curious attempt at smuggling has now been uncovered in New Zealand. A woman tried to smuggle cacti on her body through customs at Auckland Airport. But the action went wrong - or better
Once again, Laudamotion conceded a setback at the Korneuburg Regional Court in the first instance: The court overturned a total of seven clauses in connection with fee-based seat reservations. The verdict is more of a symbolic character, because the flight operations are meanwhile
In the proceedings initiated by the low-coster in 2015, the Hamburg Higher Regional Court found that the online travel agency's practice of charging surcharges without offering at least one common and reasonable free payment option was against German consumer law
Booking, a platform for booking travel accommodation, has been flashed by the European Court of Justice. A German hotel brought charges against the company for granting a discount without the hotel's consent or knowledge. In the course of the procedure
The Austrian Ryanair subsidiary Lauda conceded the next defeat in court: At the end of June, the company kicked out a heavily pregnant crew trainer and disregarded the protection against dismissal. But not only that: With 17 other women who are expecting offspring,
Ryanair received another setback against competitor Wizzair in court in Hungary. After the issuance of an injunction which prohibited the use of the Buzz brand due to a risk of confusion, the competent court has now confirmed the
The passenger rights portal Flightright has obtained an attachment order against TAP Air Portugal in Germany. According to the announcement, it is about 750.000 euros, which the carrier has not paid despite a final court ruling and multiple requests for payment. Flightright lets
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