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Competition regulators have launched a probe into a transatlantic pricing deal between British Airways and three other airlines.
Via Graham Watson
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Via Graham Watson
Competition authorities have started to take an interest in the Atlantic Joint Business Agreement agreed between British Airways, American Airlines, Iberia and Finnair. It relates to six routes: London-Dallas, London-Boston, London-Miami, London-Chicago, London-New York and Madrid-Miami.
However, there's no presumption of guilt - but some a concerned that it gives the group a degree of market power in these markets that might be exploited inappropriately.