Sentence examples for landing charges from inspiring English sources

But he says he will do so only if he is allowed to increase landing charges.

He added that Gatwick had pledged to cap landing charges, meaning fares would stay lower.

Landing charges are one-third lower than at New York's JFK and Newark airports, but BAA cannot raise its landing charges without regulatory approval from the Civil Aviation authority (CAA).

Ryanair is still committed to cheap fares and secondary airports where landing charges are low or non-existent.

At present, the way Heathrow calculates its landing charges takes into account the profits earned from all the airport's businesses, including retailing.

Japan's airlines have benefited, as the rising currency has effectively lowered the cost of fuel from foreign sources, along with landing charges at foreign airports and other expenses.

At a hearing before the European Court of Justice last month, lawyers from the European Union and environmental groups said inclusion was legal, comparing the emissions fees to a landing charge or to a prohibition on overly noisy aircraft.

According to the judgment, Ryanair's controversial benefits from Charleroi included €1.92m in subsidies to launch new routes, €768,000 for pilot training, €250,000 towards hotel costs and a landing charge of only €1 per passenger, compared to the standard rate of €8 to €13.

In an alleged scheme to sell off intentionally undervalued government land, charges were dropped.

It resists the redevelopment of individual industrial units, though it has started allowing the conversion of industrial buildings into residential property as long as there is a single developer who can make up the differential in the land charges.

'Land charges' are common in German banking practice and 'mortgages' are only rarely used.