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Ryanair is contrary to the passengers taxes' increase in UK

London, United Kingdom - It is predicted the redoubling

Ryanair CEO, Michael O'Leary, requested to Chancellor, Gordon Brown, to renounce about the taxes increase predicted in UK, which are charged to any Air Passenger Duty (APD). Moreover, O'Leary asked for explanations on the final use of these funds, which represent an increase equal to 35% of the ticket's prize of carrier like Ryanair that bet on the lower costs' policy. According to Ryanair, the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 72451
Rome, Italy, 01/12/2007 16:36
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