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A busy week for the CAA, Ryanair and Monarch Airlines

Published Monday 9 October 2017

Paul Marshall, a Partner in Brodies' dispute resolution division, outlines the actions of the Civil Aviation Authority during the week that Ryanair faced enforcement action for "misleading passengers" and Monarch Airlines went into administration.

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