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Air passenger duty: implications for Northern Ireland

Inquiry status: Inquiry concluded, Report and Government Responses published

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee conducted short inquiry into how Air Passenger Duty (APD) affects individuals, airports, airlines, businesses and tourism in Northern Ireland.

Report

The Committee published its Second Report of Session 2010–12, Air Passenger Duty: implications for Northern Ireland (HC 1227), on 8 July 2011.

Report (HC 1227) (HTML) | (PDF)

Response

Publications

Title	Date published
2nd Report - Air Passenger Duty: Implications for Northern Ireland \| PDF version 2nd Report - Air Passenger Duty: Implications for Northern Ireland ()	08 July 2011

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News

Northern Ireland Affairs Committee calls for abolition of air tax on Northern Ireland flights
MPs publish report on air passenger duty implications
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee to publish Report on Air Passenger Duty
At 00.01am on Friday 8 July 2011
MPs take evidence on air passenger duty
Continental Airlines and HM Treasury appear before Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
Committee hears further evidence on air passenger duty (APD)
DETI, Consumer Council for Northern Ireland and airlines give evidence
Committee to hold Inquiry into Air passenger duty (APD)
Committee announces new Inquiry and Evidence Session

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