News & Press Releases relating to Air Passenger Duty (APD)

Ryanair to cut UK flights

Ryanair will reduce its UK capacity by 16% this winter, blaming the government's decision not to scrap air passenger duty (APD) for the loss of passengers.

Osborne postpones action on APD

The UK government today (June 22) postponed any decision on the controversial Airport Passenger Duty (APD)

ABTA calls on business travellers to act on APD

ABTA, the UK travel agents' association, today (June 3) called on the travel industry to battle possible government plans to raise taxes on long haul flights.

Heathrow expansion cancelled, says government

As the coalition government is formed, the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives announce plans to scrap Heathrow expansion, reform APD and build high-speed rail lines.

Airline industry “let down” by manifestos

The Board of Airline Representatives in the UK (BAR UK) has slammed the election manifestos of all three main political parties for "failing to meet the country's aviation needs".

Lib Dems pledge to introduce per plane tax

 

In the manifesto released today (April 14), the Liberal Democrats have come out in favour of scrapping Air Passenger Duty (APD), as well as cancelling plans for a third runway at Heathrow.

Tories to reform APD

The UK Conservative Party today (April 13) promised to reform the Air Passenger Duty (APD) in its election manifesto.

APD “unfair” say business travellers

87% strongly opposed to next round of hikes

FEATURE: APD, aviation and global warming (December 3 2009)

Critics of the UK government's Air Passenger Duty (APD) are refusing to quieten down, branding the tax anti-green, perverse and silly.

Ryanair to freeze UK growth

New protest at APD

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