The European Union rejected British Airways' appeal and upheld a £373.6 million fine imposed by the European Commission in a cartel case. The judgement ends BA's challenge in EU courts, reinforcing competition enforcement and exposing carriers to significant compliance and financial risk.
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The European Commission's £373.6m penalty remains in force, creating immediate material financial exposure for British Airways and a benchmark for potential damages in other airline probes.
The ruling strengthens EU competition enforcement precedent and increases regulatory risk for carriers across Europe; see related EU competition rulings (source:1b4c656f-b511-49c1-83d6-e321cb833c1f) and recent national fines against airlines (source:13dcdc0d-8aa6-4403-bd9b-608dda99a993).
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