mediated a company plane tickets, the data is in the so-called "screen-scraping", or available web rather-scarping (a method to retrieve data automatically target), obtained on the website of the airline company, so this is v. after the OLG Frankfurt ( 5.3.2009, 6 U 221/08) is legally open to criticism.
There is no violation of the right in a database (§ 87b) of third parties. Therefore, it does not matter that the third company, so in that case, a flight company deplores this distribution channel.
also a violation of the "virtual property" of the airline company on its website is not provided. Such virtual property exist on Interntseiten or probably more likely to transmit the access to a server, the data-not. This should precisely be visited by others and could i.Ü. would technically blocked for such access.
The decision regarding the virtual environment is just right in my opinion a problem if the third party who reads information from the website that will show up as an interrogation tool there, access is forbidden. After all, the airline would, however, may subject to the Terms of a scheme to meet this. A technical blocking the access is usually ineffective, because it can be easily circumvented.
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