Can you offer any citation on losing cases for the practice (other than specifically in Italy, which I'll explicitly note is surprising)? Also what is the "201

Can you offer any citation on losing cases for the practice (other than specifically in Italy, which I'll explicitly note is surprising)? Also what is the "2015 eu consumer rights act"? The closest thing I can find is "The Consumer Rights Act 2015," which "is an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom." It is neither EU-wide nor does it seem to have anything about airline tickets. Typically when people talk about EU air regulation they are talking about "EU regulation 261/2004" which also has nothing to do with what you're talking about. You seem to just be spouting nonsense here. Finally, in the restaurant case, you do not agree to a discounted set course in exchange for finishing all of the portions of the meal. If you want the flexibility, PAY FOR IT. This is like entering a "if you finish this meal within 30 minutes, it's free" restaurant promotion, not finishing the meal, and refusing to pay. Note restaurant promotions of this type are also not "clearly illegal." The airlines allow you to pay for the flexibility you want. You're just refusing to do so and somehow thinking you're in the right.