Heathrow fees to fly higher?

Wake Up to Money

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4.4 • 754 Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2025

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

London’s Heathrow says it wants to hike the fees that it charges airlines to use the airport by around 17%. The airlines respond by saying the proposal is unjustified. Virgin Atlantic says it “demonstrates Heathrow’s inability to invest capital wisely and efficiently”. Also, Felicity Hannah looks at a content-sharing deal between ITV and Disney. And Oasis return to their home city. We join the fans in Manchester ahead of their money-making comeback gig.

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0:40.1	Fees could fly high at Heathrow.
0:42.4	It's told regulators it wants to hike prices for airlines by 17%.
0:46.4	What would that mean for passengers?
0:49.0	Then, could it be a new era of streaming?
0:51.8	Disney and ITV have struck a deal,
0:53.9	letting them share shows across their platforms
0:56.2	and...
0:57.7	So Sally can wait, she knows it's too late as we're walking over.
1:06.5	You might, you might have crossed your path that Oasis are back in their home city playing tonight.
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