Examples of using Security charges in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission can therefore accept the position of the Council to delete the provisions on security charges in the existing proposal on airport charges; .
In 2007 these security charges yielded an estimated revenue of €1.6 billion in the EU,
In addition, aviation companies can take legal action against airports if security charges are discriminatory
The proposal defines a number of basic principles to be respected by airport operators when they determine their security charges.
This Committee shall participate in a compulsory and regular procedure for consultation with the airport managing body with respect to the operation of the system of security charges and the level of such charges. .
In some Member States security charges are approved by competent authorities before they enter into force.
Parliament has more than once called for regulation of the financing of security charges, but without success.
Cross-subsidisation of revenues between these categories is often necessary to balance out this differentiation in security charges for different destinations.
In addition, option 3 establishes an independent supervisory authority in every Member State to which airlines can appeal against decisions on security charges.
the basis for calculating security charges, specifically users' operational forecasts,
If no EU action is taken, security charges are more likely to discriminate among airlines and passengers.
I have the feeling that airports are using some of these security charges to obtain further remuneration for themselves.
strictly cost-related security charges are essential to ensure fair
In writing.- We must ensure that airport security charges are transparent,
The Commission takes the view security charges must be transparent
Current structures that do differentiate security charges mainly benefit the major national airlines when operating from airports in their own Member State.
argued that airports applying“one-stop” security have significantly lower security charges.
The Commission will before 31 December 2008 further examine security charges in a comprehensive report on financing of aviation security. .
The consultants did not find sufficient evidence to conclude that the increase in security charges reduced the demand for air travel.
A directive is the most proper means to regulate security charges, as it will set clear