Taxes & Charges
Air Passenger Duty | Airline & Operator Charges | Fees & Charges (Aircraft/Airline)
Air Passenger Duty (APD)
- Airport Passenger Duty (APD displayed in a booking as GB), is the amount of tax that the UK Government levies from each passenger for their travel. There are different rates of APD depending on the ticket types and journey type (ie EU/non-EU).
- Departure tax and service charges (displayed in a booking as UB), is the amount the departure Airport levies for the use of their amenities and services. This amount will vary from airport to airport.
- Arrival tax and service charges (displayed in booking as XT), is the amount the destination Airport levies for your arrival and the use of their facilities. This amount will vary from airport to airport.
Airline & Operator Charges
- Fuel and insurance surcharges may be added by the airline or operator.
- Holiday companies may add supplements and surcharges that reflect their extra costs when operating a flight away from their home base.
- Some operators add a fee, within airport charges, which passengers from Exeter may be prepared to pay rather than use an airport further away.
- Airlines and holiday companies may also impose other fees within the term "Airport Charges". These charges may not be those imposed by this airport.
The airport welcomes the OFT warning to holiday and travel suppliers to ensure that they are not misleading consumers about prices.
Fees & Charges (Aircraft/Airline)
Exeter International Airport's aircraft/airliine Fees and Charges are published annually and may be viewed from the Administration page of the website. These are the basic, non-contract charges which apply to all aircraft using the airport.
Exeter Airport does not require passengers to pay an additional charge, sometimes referred to as an Airport Development Fee (ADF).