German airlines ask for air traffic control fee cuts of up to €150 million by 2027

German airlines ask for air traffic control fee cuts of up to €150 million by 2027
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The German Airlines Association (BDF) is demanding a rapid reduction of air traffic control fees for arrivals and departures in Germany, saying the charges have tripled in recent years.

The association estimates that a relief of €100 million to €150 million would be needed for 2027 and urges that the fee reduction be implemented by that year, echoing a CDU Presidium decision on 12 October that calls for short‑term lower fees and a medium‑term reduction of the air traffic tax.

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