BRUSSELS — Lufthansa, United Airlines and Air Canada are set to win approval from the European Union’s competition regulator for their transatlantic tie-up with their offer to give up airport slots, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
The three airlines last year proposed giving up landing and take-off slots at Frankfurt and New York’s airports following a three-year investigation by the European Commission into their revenue-sharing, pricing and capacity pacts.
The EU antitrust authority sought feedback from rivals and third parties in December last year.
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