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Old Feb 5, 2025 | 8:27 am
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Originally Posted by KARFA
sharing pricing information with competitors is certainly something which could potentially fall foul of competition law depending on the details. ba's stance is certainly not legally incoherent. it may be a very conservative approach, but given their history in the area of competition law, it is understandable.
can't help thinking a few queries on ITA matrix will give airlines a good idea about competitors pricing

i would imagine that AA on A US domestic only itinerary is not considered a competitor as I don't think BA will sell a US only itinerary and would ultimately book the AA ticket anyway. If they can sell the AA domestic ticket then it would be as a business partner not as a competitor

seems very very different from the situation with VA, or even Global
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