Commitments of KLM and Schiphol to ACM: level playing field at Schiphol airport
12-Oct-2017 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol will no longer have any contact about growth opportunities of other airlines. Schiphol will independently develop its own plans for investments, charges, and marketing strategy. This has been laid down in commitments that KLM and Schiphol have made to the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM). These will ensure a level playing field for competitors at Schiphol. KLM and Schiphol acknowledge that interactions have taken place that carried anticompetitive risks. These risks will be addressed by these commitments. ACM does not establish any violation.
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