Ryanair: ENAA sues Irish court over European ownership rules

Ryanair: ENAA sues Irish court over European ownership rules
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The European Network Airlines Association (ENAA), which includes Lufthansa Group and Air France-KLM, has filed a lawsuit against the Irish Aviation Authority in the Irish High Court over Ryanair's compliance with European ownership rules.

Ryanair has announced in a statement to the US SEC that it complies with regulatory requirements and opposes the lawsuit, calling it an attempt by competitors to use regulation to hinder competition and limit consumer choice in the European market.

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