Heathrow Warns On Competitiveness If ETA Scheme Is Applied To Transit Passengers
Heathrow in August reported a decline of 90,000 passengers on routes in the trial since the ETA scheme was introduced last year.
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London Heathrow Airport (LHR) has warned that the UK government’s electronic travel authorization (ETA) scheme will make the country “less competitive and harm economic growth” if applied to transit passengers. The government has confirmed that all visa-exempt visitors to the UK will now need to...
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