Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-10-24-Speech-2-240"
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Mr Titley, it is absolutely vital that we ensure that these passengers' rights are applied. I must also say that, at the moment, I am trying to call on all of the airports to display passengers’ rights, so that it is quite clear that all passengers must be informed of the fact that they cannot be made the subject of an overbooking without being offered significant compensation in return, as the regulation stipulates. There are three key words in relation to this issue: information, investigation and audit, as I pointed out to you. Next, we shall see whether there are grounds to impose penalties or, at any rate, to bring before the Court of Justice those Member States that have not really monitored the application of these passengers’ rights.
There you have it, Mr Titley. I thank you for your question, which highlights the importance of applying European law."@en1
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