EU AUDITORS TO ASSESS WHETHER EUROPEAN PASSENGER PROTECTION RULES ARE EFFECTIVE
November 1st, 2017
THE EUROPEAN Union’s (EU) financial watchdog is to assess whether EU rules protecting air passengers’ rights are effective. The Luxembourg-based European Court of Auditors will assess whether the laws themselves have proved useful, whether they have been enforced properly and if their operation has been properly monitored by the European Commission, the EU executive. George Pufan, the court member responsible for this audit, said his officials had noted that “a number of problems have become apparent since the adoption of current legislation: ...
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