The EU Commission fines an airline company for abusing its dominant position on the market for computerized flight reservations in Belgium (Sabena)

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4 Nov 1988

The EU Commission fines an airline company for abusing its dominant position on the market for computerized flight reservations in Belgium (Sabena)

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EU Commission, Sabena, Press release IP/88/677, 4 November 1988

The Commission adopts a decision imposing a fine to Sabena* The Commission has fined Sabena 100 000 ECU for an offence under the EEC competition rules. The decision follows a complaint filed in April

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European Commission, The EU Commission fines an airline company for abusing its dominant position on the market for computerized flight reservations in Belgium (Sabena), 4 November 1988, e-Competitions February 1989, Art. N° 104416

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