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Keflavik authority launches appealKeflavik authority launches appeal
14-Mar-2003
**TRW EXCLUSIVE** Leifur Eiriksson's board of directors has decided to appeal against the Icelandic Competition Commission's (ICC) verdict that it has an unfair advantage in duty-free business at Keflavik International airport
As exclusively revealed on TRW, last month the commission ruled that the landlord and operator had acted unfairly in allocating itself the best retail sites and most profitable product categories at the airport, and recommended that it either separate the company's retail arm, or withdraw from duty-free and publicly tender all categories.Bookmark This Article
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(2-Apr-2003) - ICELAND. Leifur Eiríksson has decided to appeal against the verdict of the Icelandic Competition Commission (ICC) that it has an unfair advantage in duty-free business at Keflavik International airport.
(4-Feb-2003) - **TRW EXCLUSIVE** The Icelandic Competition Authority (ICA) has ruled that Keflavik airport landlord and principal operator Leifur Eiriksson Airport has abused its position to give itself an advantage over other operators during the airport's current tender process
(14-Feb-2003) - Exclusive: by Gavin Lipsith The Icelandic Competition Authority (ICA) has ruled that Keflavik airport landlord and principal operator Leifur Eiriksson Airport has abused its position to give itself an advantage over other operators during the airport?s continuing tender process.
(9-Mar-2005) - Leifur Eiriksson Air Terminal has established Frihofnin, its new retail subsidiary, in accordance with last year's decree from the Icelandic Competition Commission
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