Ryanair wins court ruling over subsidy

Ryanair today won a court ruling not to repay Belgium a €4.5m subsidy.

Wed, 17 Dec, 2008 - 09:13

Ryanair today won a court ruling not to repay Belgium a €4.5m subsidy.

The European Union’s appeals court said anti-trust regulators made mistakes when they ordered Ryanair to pay back the public money it got to help it run flights from Charleroi airport.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Charleroi airport Organisation: Ryanair Organisation: Belgium Organisation: European Union Organisation: EU Court of First Instance Organisation: European Commission Organisation: EU Organisation: Charleroi

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