Business● Low40m ago · Nov 13, 2026, 4:00 PM
Bookings increased by 5% in spring despite an 8.7% rise in fares due to kerosene: taxing premium customers more would not weaken airlines
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While several countries, including France, advocate for increased taxation on business class, first class, and private jet flights, a study published for COP31 estimates that these levies would not threaten the profitability of airlines. Despite a sharp increase in prices [summary cut off]
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