Ryanair Lashes Out at Cabinet over ‘Failed’ Aviation Policy
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Algemeen Dagblad
The Irish airline Ryanair lashes out fiercely at the Jetten cabinet for its ‘complete failure’ to do anything about the ‘harmful’ Dutch aviation tax. The company says it does not want to grow further in the Netherlands as long as this ‘fake green tax’ is not abolished.
The Irish airline Ryanair lashes out fiercely at the Jetten cabinet for its "complete failure" to do anything about the "harmful" Dutch aviation tax. The company says it does not want to grow further in the Netherlands as long as this "fake green tax" is not abolished.
Corendon and Transavia are also deeply concerned about the substantial increase in the Dutch aviation tax. "It will soon be much higher than in the surrounding countries. That difference is no longer justifiable. The government is increasingly treating the Dutch traveler as a cash cow," says a Corendon spokeswoman.
Ryanair lashes out at the Jetten cabinet over the Dutch aviation tax. The Irish airline, which operates many flights from Eindhoven Airport, says it does not intend to expand further in the Netherlands as long as the tax is not abolished. According to Ryanair, the cabinet is doing too little to tackle the aviation tax. "The 2027 budget offers the Jetten government a clear opportunity to finally abolish the Dutch aviation tax and reverse years of…
Ryanair lashes out at the Jetten cabinet for its "complete failure" to tackle the "harmful" Dutch aviation tax. According to the Irish airline, the levy is nothing more than a "fake green tax".
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