Ryanair wins US court case against Booking.com for unauthorized ticket sales. ... and the airline noted that screen scraping software then finds and resells tickets to passengers with extra fees.

A U.S. court ruled that Booking.com violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing part of Ryanair's website without permission, court documents showed.

Ryanair wins 'screen scraping' case against Booking Holdings Jul. 19, 2024 11:17 AM ET Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG) Stock , RYAAY Stock By: Amy Thielen , SA News Editor Play ( 2min ) ...

In a lawsuit filed by Irish airline Ryanair against the major booking site Booking.com for scraping the Ryanair site and reselling it at an additional charge, a Delaware court in the United States ...

A US court ruled that Booking.com violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing part of Ryanair's ... a ruling the airline said would help end unauthorised screen scraping by ...

Ryanair wins web-scraping case against "OTA pirate" Booking.com Fri, 19th Jul 2024 14:44 (Alliance News) - Ryanair Holdings PLC on Friday celebrated victory in a US court against online travel ...

A US court ruled that Booking violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing part of Ryanair's website without permission, ... US Court Rules Against Booking In Ryanair Screen-Scraping Case.

Ryanair wins US screen scraping case against Booking.com Monday, 21 Jul, 2024 0 A Delaware District Court jury ruled in favour of Ryanair, which accused Booking.com of violating the US Computer ...

A US court ruled that Booking.com violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing part of Ryanair's website without permission, court documents showed, a ruling the airline said would help ...

(Alliance News) - Ryanair Holdings PLC on Friday celebrated victory in a US court against online travel agency Booking.com. Ryanair welcomed the decision late Thursday by a jury in the Delaware ...

Ryanair has emerged victorious in its case against internet travel giant Booking.com in the United States, in a verdict that could have sweeping implications for the broader travel industry.