Explore

GCSE

A-Level

BTEC, T-Level, IB, WJEC

More for students

Shop

Cinema revision workshops

Online courses

Revision livestreams

Examiner AI

Personal tuition
Subjects

Biology

Business

Criminology

Early Childhood Development

Economics

Geography

Health & Social Care

History

Law

Politics

Psychology

Sociology

Quick links

Shop

CPD courses & events

Find an interim teacher

Jobs board

Examiner AI

Student events & courses

Cinema revision workshops

Online student courses

Revision livestreams
Examiner AI
Shop

Sign in

In the News

Heathrow cuts passenger charges in bid to increase flight utilisation

Geoff Riley

3rd April 2015

Share this content:

How does an airport such as Heathrow make money? One key source of revenue is the charge on each and every passenger flying out of Heathrow to domestic and overseas destinations.

Share this content:

Geoff Riley

Geoff Riley FRSA has been teaching Economics for nearly forty years. He has over twenty years experience as Head of Economics at leading schools. He writes extensively and is a contributor and presenter on CPD and Revision conferences in the UK and overseas.

@tutor2uGeoff

You might also like

In the News Teaching Activity – Is Live Nation-Ticketmaster abusing its monopoly power? (Apr 2026)

27th April 2026

Why are petrol prices higher and will the price rise last? (Apr 2026)

13th April 2026

CMA Introduces Price Caps for Vet Bills

24th March 2026

Micro Case Study: Apple

Topical case studies

In the News Teaching Activity – Should Netflix be allowed to acquire Warner Bros? (Dec 2025)

11th December 2025

What is Monopoly Power? A-Level and IB Economics

Study Notes

A Fare Deal? Why Scotland Just Scrapped Peak-Time Train Charges

2nd September 2025

Competition Policy: Baby Formula Milk Prices Remain High

1st June 2025