It would be interesting. The hike in landing fees will in some cases be double the start point of most of the EZY and RYR fares. Not sure this will put them off.
With a lower overall cost structure in other areas eg Asset costs, salaries etc and a much younger fleet i still think they they would wipe out some areas of IAG.
Probaby BA but maybe not EI.
The problem is that this might then impact the hub concept as BA tend to discount UK domestic fares but ramp up the long haul element.
There could be quite a ripple.in UK aviation.
Without a monopoly at Heathrow BA could find themselves in trouble but that then undermines the framework and hub concept that Rw3 Is supposed to solve as BA are the main provider.
Last edited by Navpi; 25th Jan 2018 at 06:50.