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The Dublin-based lessor AerCap has suffered a legal defeat against Ryanair and the Austrian subsidiary Laudamotion before the London High Court. It was about four Airbus A320s that were due to the corona pandemic
A bang in the legal dispute between Qatar Airways and Airbus. A British court has ruled that the European aircraft manufacturer may cancel the order for 50 Airbus A321neos. The golf carrier's appeal was dismissed. In January of this year
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.
In the UK High Court, the low-cost airline Ryanair suffered a severe defeat against the UK Civil Aviation Authority. The judges ruled that the carrier must compensate passengers even if the cause of the cancellation
The insolvent low-cost airline Norwegian Air Shuttle was able to achieve another success before the Irish High Court. The court approved the immediate termination of leases for 25 machines. Previously, a corresponding agreement was made
The Indian low-cost airline Spicejet and de Havilland Aircraft of Canada (DHC) have been quarreling for some time. A few years ago, the Canadian aircraft manufacturer proudly announced a bulk order for 25 Dash 8-400s
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus and the insolvent Norwegian Air Shuttle were able to agree on the cancellation of the 88 aircraft of the A320neo series. This is not by chance as management is trying through the Irish bankruptcy process
In India, a dispute has been going on for a long time about who is in charge of the low-cost airline Spicejet. In October, the High Court ordered the airline to give approximately $ 33 million to the former majority owner,
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