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Old 12th January 2003, 13:52   #1 (permalink)

Keeping Danny in Sandwiches
 
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Overflight charges
Can an expert shed some light on how overflight charges are calculated in within European and North Atlantic airspace. Is there a formula that can be used and what criteria are used in that formula?

If someone could point me to a relevant website I would much appreciate it.
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Old 12th January 2003, 15:18   #2 (permalink)
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The charge is the multiplication of three basic elements:
· Aircraft Weight Factor
· Distance Factor
· Unit Rate of Charge
For international flights, the charge is obtained by adding the amounts calculated for each state.






Eurocontrol agreed charges

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Old 12th January 2003, 16:20   #3 (permalink)

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Thanks Findo, all my questions answered (Google didn't bring up Eurocontrol when I searched it)
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