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Why taxes on Baneasa Airport are higher than in Rome, Madrid and Lisbon
Posted on January 13th, 2010
Why taxes on Baneasa Airport are higher than in Rome, Madrid and Lisbon
Low-cost airlines pay higher taxes on the Aurel Vlaicu (Baneasa) Airport than on the airports in Rome, Madrid and Lisbon, according to data centralised by ZF.
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Why taxes on Baneasa Airport are higher than in Rome, Madrid and Lisbon
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