AAHK extends relief package to support airport community
Posted: 3 June 2022 | International Airport Review | No comments yet
Airport Authority Hong Kong has decided to extend its relief package until the end of July 2022, to further support the airport community post-COVID-19 pandemic.


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Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) continues to support the airport community by extending its relief package for two months to the end of July 2022, in view of the prolonged impact to the aviation industry brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Various fee waiver or concession policies supporting the industry will continue from June to July 2022, including full waiver of parking charges for idle passenger aircraft and airbridge fees, reduction of passenger aircraft landing charges, fee reduction related to ramp handling, maintenance and airside vehicles, as well as rental reduction for terminal tenants covering lounges and offices, fees wavier for terminal licensees including ancillary passenger services, commercial services counters and cross-border transport operators, and concessions on fees for aviation support services such as into-plane fuelling, aircraft maintenance, and inflight catering services.
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The continuing relief package also includes the rental relief for retail and catering tenants. Most of the shops and restaurants in the terminal have suspended business and their rental is waived. The base rent is also waived for those that remain open to provide essential services.
The relief measures will be adjusted to respond to the changing circumstances accordingly.
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