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CAA revokes its own regulation of long-haul air fares UK-USA

London, United Kingdom - Because of greater competition in the airline market

"The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced today that it has decided to remove its regulation of long-haul air fares because of greater competition in the airline market. The CAA will discontinue fares regulation in two stages. The first will cover long-haul routes other than UK-USA and will take effect from 1 December 2006. The second stage, covering UK-USA routes, will be deferred until other...

fra/pec - 69651
Rome, Italy, 11/20/2006 16:39
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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