Fears lower price cap may threaten flight safety

THE Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has warned the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) that a proposed price cap for its air traffic control services could jeopardise the safety of flights using Irish airspace.

Fears lower price cap may threaten flight safety

The CAR has recommended increases ranging from 6.7% to 14% in the charge to airlines for navigation services provided by the IAA to take effect from later this month.

However, the IAA has expressed concern that the proposed lower increase from €1.94 to €2.07 per tonne of departing aircraft is insufficient to maintain and enhance existing safety levels of its operations.

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