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Lufthansa subsidiary demands urgent reduction of aviation tax. Hankes promised 60 million relief too little for investment decision.
The renewal of the long-haul route by new aircraft is a decisive factor in ensuring the long-term viability of the AUA as an independent airline. Due to the sharp increase in costs at the Austrian aviation location, this fleet renewal is now wobbly.
According to industry insiders, the planned acquisition of five new Boeing 787 for Vienna is on the tip. AUA sees a need for action, especially with regard to the high state location costs.
VIENNA. Lufthansa subsidiary demands "shoulder closure" of the Federal Government and a reduction in aviation tax.
The AUA is pushing for a reduction in location charges in Austria. The Federal Government's planned relief package is not enough for the airline to make an investment decision for Vienna. The planned acquisition of five new "Dreamlinern" could be pending.
The AUA calls for a "shoulder closure" of the Federal Government. Hankes 60 million aid is too little for an investment decision to acquire five new Boeing 787 "Dreamlinern", is emphasized.
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