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Airports Authority Refuses Court Data on El Al Price Hikes
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First reported by Haaretz · 17 hours ago
What happened
The Israel Airports Authority has refused a court request for data related to El Al's operations, citing labor costs and commercial secrets. The data was sought for class-action lawsuits alleging the airline abused its monopoly and inflated prices during wartime.
- 01Airports Authority denied court data on El Al's operations.
- 02Data sought for class-action lawsuits over alleged price gouging.
- 03El Al faces claims of abusing monopoly status during wartime.
- 04Authority cited labor costs and commercial secrets for refusal.
- 05Judge questioned rationale, citing precedent and commercial secrecy definition.
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