France and Spain have backed a global initiative to tax private jet and premium flight tickets. The move aims to fund climate action, reduce aviation emissions, and encourage more sustainable travel—leveraging luxury flight regulation to protect the planet together.
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Frankreich und Spanien unterstützen Privatjet-Steuer für Klima

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Frankreich und Spanien schließen sich dem globalen Vorstoss an, Steuern auf Privatjets und Premiumflüge zu erheben. Damit soll Klimaschutz finanziert, Flugemissionen reduziert und nachhaltigeres Reisen gestärkt werden – Luxusflüge als Hebel für gemeinsame Verantwortung.

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