UK government promises disabled air passengers better safeguards
The UK government has approved a plan to examine the charges which British airports make to drivers when they drop off passengers at the terminal entrances—charges that can amount to £10 (about €11.70) for only a few minutes and which 80% of drivers in the country regard as exploitative.
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