Milan Court upholds Ryanair's zero‑Tolerance passenger policy
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- The Milan Court rejected an injunction brought by Codici and confirmed Ryanair's zero‑tolerance policy for passengers, stating it addresses a real and important security need.
- The ruling emphasized the protection of the majority of passengers who follow Ryanair's rules and affirmed that passenger safety must be absolutely privileged, allowing the airline to maintain its strict approach and hold misbehaving travelers accountable for any damage caused.
Why it matters
The decision reinforces airlines' ability to enforce strict conduct rules, supporting safety priorities and potentially influencing how carriers manage passenger behavior and related liabilities.
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