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Supporters of airport expansion will tell you it's good for business.
But business flights account for less than 10% of all flights. Most flights are for holidays, which take money out of the UK economy, because UK tourists spend more abroad than other tourists do here. Not so good for business.
But business flights account for less than 10% of all flights. Most flights are for holidays, which take money out of the UK economy, because UK tourists spend more abroad than other tourists do here. Not so good for business.
Are business flights the problem?
Is it true that most flights are taken for business reasons? We talk to Cait Hewitt of the Aviation Environment Federation to find out.
flightfree.co.uk
January 29, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Supporters of airport expansion will tell you it's good for business.
But business flights account for less than 10% of all flights. Most flights are for holidays, which take money out of the UK economy, because UK tourists spend more abroad than other tourists do here. Not so good for business.
But business flights account for less than 10% of all flights. Most flights are for holidays, which take money out of the UK economy, because UK tourists spend more abroad than other tourists do here. Not so good for business.