Air NZ chief executive says airport charges 'too high'

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Air New Zealand chief executive Rob Fyfe says the charges it pays the local airports have gone up 112 percent in five years.

Air New Zealand chief executive Rob Fyfe says the charges it pays the local airports have gone up 112 percent in five years.

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2/09/2012 5:30:05 p.m.

Mark wrote:

Airports should be run as public utilities. The business model doesn't serve the majority of users well at all.

2/09/2012 11:59:09 a.m.

Dave wrote:

Maybe competition could be developed in the form of Kapiti Coast Airport and Whenuapai Airport for domestic flights at least....

2/09/2012 11:17:20 a.m.

Simon jackson wrote:

Typical comment from airport monopolies. Without the Airlines flying people into NZ the airports would have NO business. Very short sighted. Take all the charges from the airline tickets, and make passengers pay them at the airports. They will soon realise they are being ripped off by the airport monopolies!!!! They airways equipment and navigation aids are paid directly from the airlines.