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Surcharging exploits the travellers

Just how many more fuel surcharges can really be justified?
Both British Airways and Virgin Atlantic have both raised their fees and now charge £38 one way on their longest flights.
There is a good argument to say that the surcharges should be included in the price because fuel costs are simply part of an airline’s day [...]

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

More checks spark fear of delays

Passengers travelling at UK airports could face further delays, just in time for the peak summer holidays.
A new government requirement on airports to carry out random tests of liquids in hand luggage has now come into force. Passengers can carry up to one litre of liquids in containers of not more than 100ml in a [...]

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

Chancellor blunders over APD

The recent increases in air passenger duty led to a huge debate amongst travellers.
For those travelling in economy, the duty on short-haul flights rose to £10 and on long-haul flights to £40, while premium economy, business and first class passengers were told they had to pay double the fee.
Some agreed with me that it was [...]

Friday, March 30th, 2007