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I am slight surprised over this, but seems to follow what the US Does with these fines. If it was up to me, all passengers for say the past 7 years will get a

• JumpCrisscross 2y ago
  > all passengers for say the past 7 years will get a full refund of all their baggage fees + 100 EUR + 10% interest compounded per year Congratulations, you have an airline monopoly because everyone went bankrupt or became so imperilled they had to merge to survive.
• dylan604 2y ago
  This is what I came to comment about as well. In other words, it's just a tax without going to the legislature to implement the tax. It will only be levied when someone decides it's time to levy it again, so it's somewhat convenient. The government didn't pay those heinous fees, yet they end up with the money? Like seriously, who does that make sense to other than corrupt bureaucrats? The obvious thing would be as you suggest to refund fees directly to those that were charged. Maybe then levy a fine on top of those refunds as a punishment that goes to the government just to add salt to the wound.