Auckland airport cuts passenger charges after watchdog criticism


Auckland Airport will discount per passenger airline charges by around 11 per cent on average. - Auckland Airport/Facebook

AUCKLAND: New Zealand’s Auckland International Airport said on March 31 it will cut airline passenger charges after the country’s competition watchdog said the airport operator was overcharging airlines and travellers.

Auckland Airport will discount per passenger airline charges by around 11 per cent on average for regional, domestic jet and international travel, according to Reuters calculations from its statement.

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