Tax Cuts in Sight: Merz Gives the Aviation Industry Hope
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High taxes and charges slow down Germany's aviation location. Airlines are withdrawing aircraft, and connections are falling away. The Federal Government is now responding to the industry's demands: Chancellor Merz envisages further reductions in the aviation tax.
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz commented comprehensively on the situation of air transport in Germany and announced changes. Berlin, too, received some critical tips.
Following the withdrawal of the increase, the aviation tax should continue to fall. Airports and airlines are pushing for lower location costs.
Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) wants to reduce the aviation tax further. At the IHK Berlin he also comments on the airport policy of the capital and Emirates.
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