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how does the London leaving tax work?
in august im going to london, im trying to work out how much flights are and extra that that i will have to pay in taxes.
my travel agent told me london has a leaving tax of $140 does the air ling include this in the complete cost of the flight or is it on top of that cost.
would it be cheaper if i went home via paris
im flying with emerance air.
5 Answers
- younosygitLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
What "London leaving tax"? There is no such thing - there is Air Passenger Duty which is a tax on airline tickets (and why on earth would it be priced in dollars rather than pounds?), but that is included in the cost of the ticket; there are no equivalent taxes if you leave by train, boat, car, or walk. If someone is trying to get you to pay something like this, demand a detailed breakdown of the fees - but it strongly sounds to me as though someone is trying to scam you and you should break off all communications with them immediately.
- Mich99Lv 61 decade ago
This sounds wrong. There is no leaving Tax from London. There may be other tax charges including the air tax and surcharges, but no Leaving/ departure tax for the UK.
If in doubt, inquire what these taxes are made up of, or try an book your flights yourself.
Good luck
- BRIAN CLv 71 decade ago
Sounds like a really dodgy travel agent you have there - there is no 'leaving London tax' - - and who on earth are Emerance air ???? - I have never heard of that air line - I just wonder whether it is Emirates air - I have heard of them - you had better check who you are flying with as well.
- StuartLv 51 decade ago
as far as i know there isnt a leaving tax for london. what your travel agent might be saying is a fuel surcharge which airlines charge because of the high price of fuel. check with them again
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Book your flight yourself. Why pay a travel agent to do what you can do for free!