BA Airfare Taxes

[jaqrab]

You're right, it should be a BA rant. I had only being looking at the flight to PE which is only operated by BA. When booking flights to Cape Town, you can compare the difference between Kulula and BA, Kulula's taxes are in order of magnitude less than BA's

 

Wonders how to change the topic subject?

 

 

[carbon29er]

It is 40%. Are you not in the 40% bracket?

There is no 40% that I can find.  Diamond is listed at 35%. Huge bug.

[carbon29er]

Wonders how to change the topic subject?

 Go to edit your original post, use full editor, then edit title.

[jaqrab]

 Go to edit your original post, use full editor, then edit title.

Thanks and done.

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

There is no 40% that I can find. Diamond is listed at 35%. Huge bug.

Are you on discovery insure?

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

There is no 40% that I can find. Diamond is listed at 35%. Huge bug.

Are you on discovery insure?

[batmobile]

I think there is something about BA being a foreign carrier operating locally and are therefore they are charged higher taxes which they kindly pass on to shaft you, the customer.

[Starvin' Marvin]

I think there is something about BA being a foreign carrier operating locally and are therefore they are charged higher taxes which they kindly pass on to shaft you, the customer.

Which in turn you can thank SAA/government for strangling any type of competitiveness against said national carrier. 

[dracs]

I think there is something about BA being a foreign carrier operating locally and are therefore they are charged higher taxes which they kindly pass on to shaft you, the customer.

 

Nope - the carrier is actually Comair - an SA company.  They trade as a franchisee of BA - so the only thing British about them is the brand