Traduction de «ligne aérienne tarif » (Français → Anglais) :

Does the Commission not think that the practice followed by the Irish budget airline of systematically charging fares for tickets purchased online much higher than those originally advertised runs counter to the objectives of the abovementioned directive?

He also calls for the pricing structure of each flight segment offered by a CRS to be made as transparent as possible, showing all taxes, costs and fees payable to the transport service provider.

Its evaluations and conclusions fail to take anywhere near enough account of the influence which developments in terms of airlines' hub airports, code-sharing agreements and strategic cooperation, and the significance of long-haul and particularly transatlantic flights, have had on the supply of route services and on fares in the EU, in recent months and years. On this point, see Conclusion no. 1.

Will the Council outline its strategy aimed at assisting Irish airports, ports, airlines and passenger shipping companies in their efforts to overcome the loss of income resulting from the ending of duty-free and how does it intend to safeguard consumers against higher fares, protect and enhance employment and support vital infrastructure developments which, in the past, were made possible by sales of duty-free goods?

The following practices could be regarded as predatory practices where they are used to threaten competitors unfairly: - providing so much capacity or such high frequencies on a route that other airlines find it difficult to sell their services - for instance laying on an 8.45 flight and a 9.15 flight without good reason when a competitor has just introduced a new 9.00 service; - charging fares appreciably below the carrier's own fully allocated costs; - granting benefits such as "override" commissions to travel agents which make it difficult for other airlines to compete; ./.) COM(90)167 - 2 - - granting loyalty benefits to passenger ...[+++]s which artificially maintain their loyalty to a specific airline.

We think that if you have two airlines — say, Air Canada and WestJet — where WestJet has a fare that is $300 from point A to point B, Air Canada should be able to match it.