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Airport Weeze to Get an Extra Terminal for Incoming Travelers and Wants to Benefit From a Higher Dutch Aviation Tax.
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Ryanair launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Rob Jetten's cabinet on Tuesday over the Dutch aviation tax. According to the Irish budget carrier, the government has done nothing about the levy over the past six months, while it is set to rise further from January 1. Ryanair calls the situation a 'complete disaster' and demands that the tax be scrapped as soon as possible.
A new terminal, extra travelers, and a substantially cheaper aviation tax. Airport Weeze, just across the border near Nijmegen, senses its opportunity. While Eindhoven is about to close, the German airport is expanding significantly. And the Dutch are already finding their way to Weeze.
·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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