Air Tax Increase Causes Industry Outcry
1 November 2010 04:32
...highest airport departure tax in Europe and many commentators are pushing for a different method of taxation. Carolyn McCal of Easyjet was quoted as saying the "UK passengers and the environment would be better off if the tax was shifted from per person to...
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Brits Hit By Air Strike Facing More Delays
5 December 2010 03:24
...Las Palmas and Tenerife to Stansted and Luton airports, allowing passengers to transfer to the flights free of charge. Easyjet operated 14 "rescue flights" to collect stranded passengers but warned of delays, urging passengers to check their website for details....
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1000s Stranded By Air Strike Returning Home
5 December 2010 09:50
...flights return to normal. Dozens of services to and from UK airports were grounded as Spanish air space was closed, with Ryanair, easyJet and Iberia all cancelling flights. The wildcat strikes, which began on Friday evening, left hundreds of thousands of tourists,...
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EasyJet Resolves Easy Dispute With Stelios
11 October 2010 10:17
...airline breached its licence agreement by increasing its non-ticket income above the agreed amount. Under the new agreement, easyJet will award Sir Stelios 0.25% of its annual profits in return for being allowed to use the easy brand on its travel extras such...
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3 December 2010 03:39
An EasyJet aeroplane prepares to land at a snow-covered Gatwick Airport in southern England on December 03, 2010. Frustration grew in Britain on Friday as the cold snap snarled up transport links but the funny side of life in the snow was also showing through. London Gatwick reopened after a two-day shutdown, but other airports and rail services were out of action.
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An EasyJet aeroplane prepares to land at a snow-covered Gatwick Airport in southern England on December 03, 2010. Frustration grew in Britain on Friday as the cold snap snarled up transport links but the funny side of life in the snow was also showing through. London Gatwick reopened after a two-day shutdown, but other airports and rail services were out of action.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron addresses employees of the airline EasyJet in the canteen of their offices at Luton airport in Hertfordshire, on July 16, 2010. The visit was the latest of his regular 'PM Direct' sessions where he addresses members of the public and allows them to ask him questions directly.
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MADRID, SPAIN - DECEMBER 04: A stranded traveller sleeps on her suitcase as she waits at the Easyjet check in desk inside the departure hall at Barajas airport on December 4, 2010 in Madrid, Spain. The Spanish government has approved a declaration of emergency which allows air traffic controllers refusing to work to be prosecuted. Airtraffic in Spain came to a virtual standstill on Friday due to a wild strike by air traffic controllers leaving hundreds of thousand of travellers stranded.
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Snow rests on the tail-fin of a cancelled EasyJet aircraft, after heavy snow closed the runway cancelling flights, at Gatwick Airport in southern England on December 01, 2010. Britain's transport links with the rest of the world were disrupted by the early winter snowfall as key airports closed Wednesday and international Eurostar train services were cut. London Gatwick Airport, Europe's eighth busiest passenger air hub, was closed until at least 6:00 am (0600 GMT) Thursday as staff worked on clearing the two runways.
