EU gets tough on hidden air costs

CHEAP air fares that turn out to be much more expensive than advertised are to be banned under new proposals from Brussels.

Wed, 19 Jul, 2006 - 01:00
Inside Europe

From December 2007, the advertised fare will have to include all hidden costs.

Currently, some of the less transparent taxes include extras such as fuel surcharges and credit card charges.

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