The French government proposes an EU-wide minimum price for airline tickets to eliminate ultra-low-cost flights, reports Forbes.
This move follows France's other green initiatives, including an investment in train infrastructure funded by increased airline taxes, the reintroduction of the night train from Paris to Berlin, and a ban on short-haul flights when train routes under 2.5 hours are available.
Additionally, there's consideration of a flat-rate monthly public transport pass and increased taxes on private jets. While the EU is slow to enact new rules, it has shown support for environmentally-focused measures.
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