New modelling explores the economic and climate benefits that could result from taxing the small subset of the population who fly frequently
The introduction of a frequent flyer levy in the UK could raise €9.1bn for government coffers, while resulting in a 17 per cent reduction in aviation emissions. That is according to research published...
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