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American and European airlines are bilking African passengers

Ghanian writer claims that a number of foreign airlines are charging African passengers far more than is fair - and he reckons there's a second agenda behind what he claims are excessive charges.

By Jacques Sotero Agboton

13 Jun 2007

Accra - There are no reasons for airlines to charge African passengers 4 to 5 times higher airfares than passengers of Europe, Asia and the Middle-East for the same duration of flights. It is apparent that the prohibitive airfares are to limit African passengers from crossing frontiers where they can explore personally environments so far denied them by under immigration laws...

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