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Old 9th July 2008, 13:10   #1 (permalink)
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European MP's tighten rules on airline adverts

BBC NEWS | World | Europe | Euro MPs get tough on airline ads

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Old 9th July 2008, 14:12   #2 (permalink)
 
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Here we go, can't wait for the Ryan Air marketing team to get going. Excuse no 1. 2.3.4......
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They've already piled in, saying that it's utter tosh.

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I seem to recall this subject coming up in UK and EU parliaments about once every three years for the last twenty years or so. Nothing ever gets done.
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There are already comprehensive rules on this. We just need to see them ENFORCED. The penalties for infringement appear so feeble that certain operators prefer to advertise misleading "fares" and risk the fine.

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I think they should be clearly quoting both their price and the total price including taxes and fees, just so we know how much the government is extracting from us when we fly. If it's all-inclusive then (as with petrol) the tax part can increase out of all proportion without people being aware of it.

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