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IATA slams UK landing charge hikeIATA slams UK landing charge hike
7-Mar-2003
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has criticised the UK Civil Aviation Authority's decision to approve increased landing charges at BAA's London Heathrow International airport, calling it "excessive and unacceptable"
As previously reported on TRW, landlord BAA had welcomed the decision to raise fees by 9% from April 1, followed by increases of 5.6% over inflation for the next four years.Bookmark This Article
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