The German rail sector is heading into a pivotal lawsuit that could decide the future of the country’s track access charges (TAC) policy. Eleven rail companies are suing the Bundesnetzagentur following a planned 16,2 per cent TAC increase. According to them, a federal political deal to shield local passenger rail is hurting other sectors and…
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American Airlines Sued For Death Of Teen Onboard After Defibrillator Failed
The cabin crew was reportedly not trained to operate the defibrillator, which was not charged properly anyway.
German rail companies start lawsuit after planned 16,2% TAC increase
Eleven German rail companies are going to court over an approved 16,2 per cent track-access charge (TAC) increase. The new TAC rate would go into force from mid-December, but the eleven companies are now aiming to prevent that from happening. The approved 16,2 per cent TAC increase would be a bigger jump than all increases…
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A lawsuit against the company was filed in a federal court in late January.
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The class action lawsuit represents over 1,000 people.
LTG Cargo and Skinest Baltija to start legal battle over cancelled contract
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US Aviation Firm Accused Of Breaching Mexicana Airlines Contract
A lawsuit regarding the matter is currently in court.
Mexicana Faces +$800 Million Suit For Breaking 10 Boeing 737 Deal
A US-based company accused Mexicana’s management of failing to sign agreements that would have allowed the company to procure aircraft.
Boeing’s Lawsuit Over Spanair Crash In 2008 Has Been Settled
The aircraft crashed on take-off from Madrid-Barajas Airport, resulting in the deaths of 154 passengers and crew members.
Boeing And Alaska Airlines Will Not Accept Responsibility For Injuries On MAX 9 Door Plug Blowout
Boeing told Simple Flying that it does not suggest Alaska Airlines is at fault.