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Maxi-fine to Ryanair: "ENAC confirms legitimacy"

Rome, Italy - "The carrier has acknowledged that it violated the EC Regulation 261/2004"

ENAC, Italian Civil Aviation Authority answers with an official note to the press release issued yesterday by Irish low-cost carrier regarding the EUR 3 million fine, inflicted last Saturday by the same Board. Then "With reference to the statement of Ryanair, Enac fully confirms the legitimacy of fines for a total amount of 3 million euros arised against the Irish carrier, for 178 cases of non-assistance...

fra/pec - 1117414
Rome, Italy, 05/19/2010 11:45
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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