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Old Jan 23, 2025 | 7:48 am
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Originally Posted by stevendorechester
And those who think that Canadian courts cannot enforce laws on US airlines departing from the US...they can. The same is true of the DOT enforcing US laws on foreign airlines in some circumstances; a good example would be a recent DOT fine against AC for flying over IRAQ, despite the fact that the flight in question never flew over US airspace.
We’ll see. AFAIK, nobody has yet tried to litigate this portion of the APPR, and an airline might go ahead and make a nuisance payment rather than pay the legal bill. Then again, it’s possibly something that the US DOJ or State Department would want to take up. The reason that EC.261 excludes flights to the EU on non-Community carriers is that they didn’t feel they’d have jurisdiction. Ottawa appears to disagree.

Anyway, OP seems satisfied, so this probably won’t be the test case.
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