Passenger Cap May Be Taken Into Account for Airport Slots
The ruling says airlines are not automatically entitled to keep historic slots, and the cap can be considered in capacity analysis, the court said.
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Historical slots are not an unconditional right. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has established that an airline may exceptionally lose slots that it used if the capacity of an airport is limited by a mandatory legal restriction. Interpretation affects the entire European market, although it does not involve automatic removal of slots in Spain. The judgment, delivered on 15 October in Case C-857/24, arises from a dispute over D…
Claims Shannon Can Benefit In Short Term As Dublin Airport Cap Upheld By European Court
It’s claimed Shannon Airport could benefit in the short term after Europe’s top court upheld the Dublin Airport passenger cap. The EU Court of Justice’s ruling means some airlines could lose flight slots they previously held at Dublin. It does, however, allow for the Government to remove the cap in the future. Chair of the […]
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