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Aircraft and transport: in 2011 passengers spent $22.6b in extra fees

Rome, Italy - As revealed by a study conducted on 50 airlines

A study conducted by IdeaWorksCompany, a Wisconsin-based airline consultant, and by Amadeus, a Spanish Madrid-based travel technology firm, revealed that the 50 examined airlines obtained takings for 22.6 billion dollars (roughly 18.6 billion Euro or 14.57 billion pounds) in 2011 thanks to the so-called ancillary revenues, that is the extra fees paid by the passengers. The study examined the financial...

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Rome, Italy, 07/24/2012 18:19
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