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Ryanair welcomes the European Court of First Instance decision about Charleroi case

Milan, Italy - The ruling confirms that the airline did not receive subsidies

"Ryanair, European low fares airline, today (Wednesday, 17th December 2008) welcomed the European Court of First Instance (CFI) decision to dismiss the EU Commission’s flawed 2004 Charleroi case which wrongly claimed that airline’s low-cost agreement at Charleroi was a subsidy or was State Aid. Today’s CFI ruling proves that the airline did not receive any subsidy or State Aid from Charleroi or th...

fra/pec - 1097866
Rome, Italy, 12/17/2008 17:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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