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Ryanair will repay subsidies for Charleroi's hub

Dublin, Ireland - Money will go into a blocked account to which carrier will have access if it wins lawsuit

Yesterday, the Irish airline Ryanair reported it could repay EUR 4m subsidies it received to operate at Belgian Airport Charleroi, (see for details AVIONEWS), pending an appeal to the European Court of Justice. The money will go into a blocked account to which carrier will have access if it wins lawsuit. The Ryanair CEO said the airline reserved the right to quit Charleroi if an adverse ruling raised...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 106496
Rome, Italy, 10/29/2004 19:44
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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