German court rules on Ryanair

A German court has ordered Irish airline Ryanair Holdings PLC to stop describing flights to Niederrhein airport in Germany as flying to Düsseldorf.

German court rules on Ryanair

A German court has ordered Irish airline Ryanair Holdings PLC to stop describing flights to Niederrhein airport in Germany as flying to Düsseldorf.

Ryanair had advertised the destination as Niederrhein (Düsseldorf) - the court ruled the name was misleading as Niederrhein airport is 70 kilometres from Düsseldorf .

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