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Italian Fiavet wins case against Ryanair

Rome, Italy - Regarding offensive expressions against travel agents

The first section of the Court of Rome, with Judgement of First Instance as of 28 November, retained the Irish airline Ryanair liable to Fiavet for libel, and sentenced it to pay 25,000 Euros in favour of the federation for the damages caused. The facts date back to 2007, when Peter Sherrad, Head of Communications at Ryanair, in a press release (read by several Italian touristic newspapers), reported...

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Rome, Italy, 12/16/2011 11:45
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