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Ryanair welcomes Paris Commercial Court ruling against “Screenscrapers”

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Ryanair welcomed the Paris Commercial Court ruling against Lastminute – which operates the Lastminute.fr website – ordering the immediate cessation of its unlawful selling of Ryanair flights, subject to a daily fine of €1,000.

The Court also ordered that Lastminute pay Ryanair €50,000 for “free riding” without Ryanair’s consent on Ryanair’s website and that Lastminute contribute €10,000 towards Ryanair’s costs in the case. In addition, the Court rejected Lastminute’s application that Ryanair should be prohibited from selling ancillary products and services.

Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said:

“We welcome this Paris Commercial Court ruling upholding Ryanair’s right to determine its own distribution model which is guaranteed under the constitutional freedom of trade and industry in France. The sale of ancillary products and services is essential to enable Ryanair to continue to offer the lowest fares to its customers. We again urge consumers to avoid “screenscrapers” such as Lastminute and book directly on the Ryanair website, the only place to find the cheapest Ryanair fares.”

05 Apr 2018

This post was published on 6 April 2018 15:33

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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