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<p>The civil courts in England and Wales offer a number of different methods by which
a creditor can enforce a judgment in their favour. These processes are designed to
address different financial circumstances, and collectively they aim to make it as
difficult as possible for the debtor to avoid their responsibilities. The choice of
enforcement method lies entirely with the judgment creditor and it would not be appropriate
for the Government to intervene in or comment on individual cases.</p><p> </p><p>The
UK has a regulatory framework in place to protect consumers whilst travelling by air,
including seeking redress through Alternative Dispute Resolution and if necessary
through the courts. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) as the UK’s specialist aviation
regulator, is responsible for enforcing consumer laws for the collective interest
of consumers and will take further action if required. The Government has been clear
with industry on expectations to put consumers first and meet their legal obligations
to their passengers.</p><p> </p>
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