One of the most consistent differences between countries throughout the world is the discrepancy in the fees and taxes paid by air travelers upon arrival or departure (and sometimes both). Every nation has a different set of rules and regulations pertaining to air transit, which creates a vast landscape of costs for travelers depending on origin and destination. Many people book flights and wonder what are all the extra taxes and fees we see listed. Sometimes these taxes and fees are worked in to the initial price showing on a booking site but sometimes taxes and fees are added in after, often leaving travelers scratching their heads at the final price. This list made by Insidermonkey expert examines these 5 Countries with the highest air travel taxes in the world with consistently high expenses so you can be aware of what taxes and fees go into the final cost you pay to fly.
Airfare taxes, despite their name, are not collected by airlines, airports or any industry within the aviation business but rather by governments. Each government gives different purposes to their taxes, some of which are collected to reinvest in security, infrastructure, passenger service etc. We examined itineraries from the United States' three largest international carriers, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines when booking a round-trip, main cabin flight to each country's busiest airports. The graph below shows what percentage of a round-trip fare from New York's JFK is taxes, the green representing what goes to taxes, the blue being base fare and other airline charges. You can also check our list of the most expensive furniture stores for the high-end customers.
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