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easyJet against the charges' increase for Gatwick's passengers

London, United Kingdom - The low-cost airline into a debate with CAA

UK's low-cost airline easyJet has told BAA (British airport authority), that it is withholding part of 21% passenger charge increase at London-Gatwick airport, waiting for the end of the legal controversy. Strongly adverse to the charges increase came into effect from last April, 1st, easyJet has confirmed its wish to present a judicial review of the CAA (Civil aviation authority) decision to make...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1088502
Rome, Italy, 04/16/2008 17:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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