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Jan 11, 06, 11:37 am
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European airlines lost a legal bid Tuesday that aimed to strike down new EU rules guaranteeing passengers compensation for flight delays or cancellations.
The European Court of First Instance said the rules were a fair penalty that didn't discriminate against low-cost carriers, dismissing the airlines' claims that the rules infringe on international agreements and breach existing legal principles.
European airlines lost a legal bid Tuesday that aimed to strike down new EU rules guaranteeing passengers compensation for flight delays or cancellations.
The European Court of First Instance said the rules were a fair penalty that didn't discriminate against low-cost carriers, dismissing the airlines' claims that the rules infringe on international agreements and breach existing legal principles.