A High Court judge has stated that the dispute over the passenger cap at Dublin Airport is likely to be resolved by referring questions to the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU). Airlines such as Aer Lingus and Ryanair are challenging the restriction, with the most efficient use of court time seen in preparing a potential reference ahead of the general hearing.
The issue of the Dublin Airport passenger cap appears likely to go to the EU courts. Photograph: Barry Cronin for The Irish Times.cap saga rumbles on. Airlines’ challenges to the restriction seem only to be resolvable by referring European law questions to the Court of Justice of the EU , a High Court judge has said.
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