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German Lawmakers Vote to Cut Aviation Tax, Hopes for Cheaper Flights

21.05.2026AI özeti

German Lawmakers Vote to Cut Aviation Tax, Hopes for Cheaper Flights

German lawmakers approved a proposal to cut aviation tax, potentially lowering flight costs from July 1. The tax reduction aims to offset rising energy costs and competitive disadvantages, though some experts doubt its impact on ticket prices.

Ryanair to Close Berlin Base and Cut Winter Schedule Due to High Aviation Taxes

Business·26.04.2026AI özeti

Ryanair to Close Berlin Base and Cut Winter Schedule Due to High Aviation Taxes

Ryanair is closing its Berlin operating base and halving its winter schedule, citing uncompetitive German aviation taxes and high airport fees. The move will reduce annual passenger numbers from 4.5 million to 2.2 million.

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