High airport charges in South Africa are compensating for their poor operational efficiency, according to the International Air Transport Association .
ATNS denied requesting a 63% increase, saying discussions were ongoing, with the increase amount being"made known" once the economic regulator has approved. Airports Company SA told News24 that the accusations by IATA about airport tariffs being high are unfounded. ACSA said in the past, it has issued detailed explanations on how tariffs are regulated in South Africa, and any decision to raise them goes through a rigorous process by relevant authorities.
Peme pointed out that these fees are important sources of income for airports. The use of airport facilities is subject to fees for both passengers and aircraft operators, and these fees are essential for infrastructure development and other purposes.A deep dive into the big business story of the week, as well as expert analysis of markets and trends.Airport tariffs include aircraft landing fees, parking fees and a passenger service charge.