Germany’s State Governments Vote To Abolish Passenger Duty Tax
The upper house of the German parliament has voted to abolish the country’s air passenger duty. The move was initiated by the state of Bavaria, where Lufthansa’s second-largest hub, Munich, is located. It was supported by the states of Hesse and Saxonia. Lufthansa’s main hub is in Frankfurt, Hesse...
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