Airline Plans To Cancel All Flights Booked Through 3rd Party Web...

Courtesy Techdirt  Fri, 08/08/2008 - 13:30

And people wonder why airlines have so much trouble staying in business? We were already confused enough by American Airlines' desire not to be listed on the sites where people search for airfare, and easyJet's plan to sue the sites that send it customers, but Irish-based airline Ryanair is taking this all to a new level.

Beyond just being upset about those 3rd party sites (i.e., sites that send it business!), it's planning to cancel the flights for...

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