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The case of Jet2.com Limited v Blackpool Airport Limited centred on whether Blackpool Airport Limited (BAL) was under an obligation to accommodate flights operated by Jet2.com (a low cost airline), outside of its normal operating hours
The European Court of Justice has decided that the compulsory retirement of German pilots at the age of 60 infringed the Employment Framework Directive
Having won two High Court injunctions, British Airways narrowly lost in the Court of Appeal when Unite succeeded in overturning an order restraining planned strike action because of alleged irregularities in the way their members had been told the result of the ballot
The extraordinarily wide-ranging implications of Mother Nature's latest escapade has left businesses reaching for their force majeure clauses as they struggle to deal with the aftermath left by the closure of significant parts of the world's air space earlier this month due to the eruption of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano
In a case involving part-time cabin crew at British Airways, the Court of Appeal has delivered some important guidance on a key aspect of the genuine material factor (GMF) defence
