Sixteen European consumer groups on Wednesday called for the European Union to be taken against seven low -cost airlines.
The demand additional fees belong to consumers who face goods fees.
The European Consumer Organization, BEUC, accused the “misleading” passengers “misleading” and “confusion” and “crisis” in check-in.
‘Unreasonable hand goods practices break European Union Law’
“BEUC and 16 member organizations from 12 countries condemned the officials of the inappropriate hand accessories of the airlines,” statement Bef. “Targeted Airlines includes Easyzet (UK/Austria), Norwegian Airlines (Norway), Ryanar (Ireland), Volotia (Spain), Wuling (Spain), Transvia (France) and Visare (Hungary). Our legal analysis is the conclusion of our legal analysis.
“Beuc’s warning for the European Commission and Consumer Officers’ European Network (CPC-Network) has exposed how the airlines take advantage of consumers by imposing additional fees to passengers whose hand goods do not match their guidelines, which were declared illegal.”
Passengers can pay additional € 280 ($ 315) on a suitcase according to consumer groups.
The European Union states have groups investigated by the European Commission and National Consumer Officers. He demanded restrictions for “illegal” practices.
BEUC said that a standard goods allowance should be included with tickets.
Ryanaire and Norwegians say that their rules comply with the European Union law
Ryanier responded to development through a statement, stating that the complaint was said that this wood “confirmed that Ryanier’s bag policy fully complies with the law of the European Union” which “which” gives “all European Union Airlines the freedom to determine the prices, including the prices of alternative services.”
Norwegian expressed confidence that it was complying with the rules of the European Union. The low -cost carrier said, “Norwegian is committed to offering a safe and inexpensive trip, and our belongings reflect it,” the low -cost carrier said, fees “fees” was required to manage weight and limited space on the board, to ensure passenger safety and maintenance ban. “
Air France-KLM subsidiaries Volotia and Transvia mentioned a statement by the industry body airlines for Europe, stating: “The action today takes consumer organizations a wooden consumer choice and forces all passengers to pay for additional services that they do not need all.”
Edited by: Louis Olofs
