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Ryanair threatens to reduce its operations in France in the event of an increase in the tax on airline tickets

Summary by Le Figaro

Like Ryanair, the French airline sector, companies and airports, has been protesting against the increase in its taxation for several months.

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Le Parisien

Tax on airline tickets: “France is going against the tide”, Ryanair threatens to reduce its operations in France

The draft state budget provides for the increase in the tax on airline tickets, which would go from 2.63 euros to 7.30 euros for an economy class ticket to France or Europe.

18 days ago·Paris, France

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Le Figaro

Ryanair threatens to reduce its operations in France in the event of an increase in the tax on airline tickets

Like Ryanair, the French airline sector, companies and airports, has been protesting against the increase in its taxation for several months.

18 days ago·Paris, France

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politika.rs

France: Ryanair threatens to cut flights if air ticket tax increases

Ryanair is considering reducing the number of flights to France if the country increases taxes on airline tickets as planned in the 2025 budget, the airline's CEO Michael O'Leary warned today.

18 days ago·Belgrade, Serbia

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Sud Ouest

Tax on airline tickets: Ryanair threatens to reduce its operations in France

“France is going against the tide”, while other countries in Europe are reducing aviation taxes, believes the boss of the airline The Irish airline Ryanair is considering

18 days ago·France

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ledauphine.com

Transport: Ryanair threatens to cut flights in France if taxes rise

Strongly opposed to the proposed tax on airline tickets planned in the 2025 budget, the boss of Ryanair is threatening to reduce its activity in France.

18 days ago

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