Ryanair went to court to try to avoid it transpiring that they were fined in 2017 for massive cancellations
The airline was sanctioned by the AESA with almost 3 million euros for various breaches of European Regulation 261/2004 and the Aviation Safety Act reported by FACUA.
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Spain-09/11/2021
Ryanair went to court to try to prevent FACUA-Consumers in Action from knowing that it was sanctioned with almost three million euros by the Spanish Aviation Safety Agency (AESA, according to its initials in Spanish) for the massive cancellations it carried out in 2017 and that affected thousands of passengers.
The association reported (link in Spanish) the airline to the AESA in 2017 after learning that in August of that year it had canceled about 2,000 flights solely due to «internal organization issues» to improve route punctuality and schedule vacations for their employees. These cancellations had the consequence of affecting thousands of passengers who could not
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