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Carbon tax will hit EU’s budget airlines where it hurts
A proposed carbon tax, referenced as a wider levy, is expected to negatively affect budget airlines operating within the EU. While this new fee could benefit the bloc’s long-haul carriers, it is predicted to have little positive impact on low-cost operators.
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