Airport Tax Dispute: Chancellor Christian Stocker Hints at a Reduction in the Airport Tax
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Meeting with President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Qiang on Friday - Economic Minister and representatives of 50 local companies on the trip.
According to "Kleiner Zeitung" on Tuesday as part of his trip to China, German Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) has shown himself to be "ready to talk". "We will reduce the flight tax," said Stocker as part of his trip to China. In recent months, a total of eight state leaders, as well as several airlines and domestic airports, have put pressure on the federal government to abolish or at least reduce the tax.
Following a joint request from the heads of state, the head of government spoke for the first time as part of his trip to China and announced talks.
Airport Tax Dispute: Chancellor Christian Stocker Hints at a Reduction in the Airport Tax
For months, the federal states, airports, and international airlines had been putting massive pressure on the Federal Chancellery. Now there is movement in the long-standing dispute over the Austrian ticket tax: Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) made a surprise announcement that the airline tax is to be reduced. This marks a landmark turning point for Austria as an aviation hub—even if the political and financial implementation is likely to spa…
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