Thread: Departure Tax

I have access to Delta, USAirways and Continental airlines employee travel sites and no I can't find that information. I am an employee! Do you know any of those site's and where can I find the departure tax for LHR. What would be great a site that might a list of all the international cities that charge departure tax and how they are figured.

I non-rev to Madrid three years ago on USAirway and Continental without be charged a tax. So I was supried recently t ofine out many European cities charge a tax,

Thanks
Indy

Your correct ....... I booked a dummy reservation via travelnet and your correct.

It would be nice if their were a website to compare prices. It amazing the difference between LHR... FCO..and...TLV as a sample.


Thanks

In Europe MAD seems to be among the lowest. After LHR, AMS, FRA and CDG (if you fly in J or F) are quite high...

PRG is also a bargain.

LGW to ATL is $110.00

Originally Posted by vulindlela

MXP shows being only $36 for us....not bad at all!
I am shocked at FRA!! What happened? When I went a few years ago, it was only around $60 and now it shows as $131. Ouch!
I had heard CDG was more for J and F, but how do they do that? Do they collect it at CDG? If I make a dummy listing in J class, it shows it being $66.

I just left FRA yesterday, it was 80 Euros - $110. As for Germany in general, I went to Berlin in Oct 2010 and it was around $30 bucks, which it had been for a quite a few year, same with FRA. Went again in April, and it was $90! Now it is $110! Looks like Spain wins at around 10 Euro. For Paris, at least for CO, they collect the taxes at the gate once you have been cleared. It is quite a slick operation actually. Was there in June, and the flight was a S#@$ Show, the called people one by one, and forced everyone else to stay away from the mini ticket counter near the gate. It was 50 something Euro, so about what your dummy booking showed.

Nick G