The airlines operating at Plat Pays did not decelerate in the face of the increase in the boarding tax decided by the De Wever government. After Ryanair, who has already announced the withdrawal of five aircraft from Charleroi, it is the turn of the Tui travel giant to brandish the threat of a reduction in its fleet.
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The airlines operating at Plat Pays did not decelerate in the face of the increase in the boarding tax decided by the De Wever government. After Ryanair, who has already announced the withdrawal of five aircraft from Charleroi, it is the turn of the Tui travel giant to brandish the threat of a reduction in its fleet.