UK Chancellor Increases Air Passenger Duty On Long Haul Flights
The amount of Air Passenger Duty (tax) you pay will increase in 2025.
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Short Haul Flights (Example: London To Paris)
Economy Air Duty will remain the same unless not in the lower class of cabin, otherwise a £2 increase to £28 per traveller, up from £26.
Long Haul Flights (Example: London To Orlando)
The Air Passenger Duty for long-haul economy cabins (in the lowest class of seats) will increase from £88 to £90. The Air Passenger Duty of higher class cabins (premium, business etc) will increase from £194 to £216.
The UK treasury expects these increases to give an extra £100million to the Exchequer each year.
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