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State aid: EC approves agreements between Aarhus airport and Ryanair

Brussels, Belgium - These arrangements were expected to increase the operating profits of the airport

The European Commission has found that agreements giving discounts on airport charges and marketing incentives concluded between Aarhus airport and Ryanair in 1999 did not involve any state aid. Indeed, these arrangements were expected to increase the operating profits of the airport. In providing these incentives, the airport therefore behaved as any market economy operator would. Following complaints...

fra/pec - 1158525
Rome, Italy, 02/20/2014 17:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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