CASE COMMENTS : RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES – DISCRIMINATORY PRICING – REPEAL RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES – ANTITRUST – DAMAGES – PRIVATE ENFORCMENT – AIR TRANSPORT – TRAVEL SERVICES

Discriminatory pricing – Antitrust: The Paris Court of Appeal notes the repeal of price discrimination in Article L 442-6 of the Commercial code, censors a Court having applied but this text, examines the discriminatory practices of an airline under the angle of anticompetitive practices and orders compensation for damage (Compagnie Emirates/Chadep and British Airways)

*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. A travel agency found that, under strictly equivalent conditions, the ticket prices of the airlines British Airways and Emirates from London were approximately 400 euros lower than those offered by those two airlines from Paris. At the time, the agency had booked air tickets from London for its clients at "English" fares, which were more attractive than "French" fares. It was subsequently asked by the airlines to readjust its fares in line with the price

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