Passengers face threat of hike in airport fees

IRISH air passengers were landed with a triple blow yesterday after a raft of airport and fuel charges were announced.

Passengers face threat of hike in airport fees
Wed, 12 Mar, 2008 - 00:00
Juno McEnroe

A 50% increase for the rental cost of check-in desk areas at Dublin Airport was announced for airlines.

Ryanair called for the resignation of the Commissioner for Aviation Regulation, after his offices sanctioned the increase in the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) fees.

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