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Re: Flying: Fuel drawback entitlement : UK to Europe.

Subject: Re: Flying: Fuel drawback entitlement : UK to Europe.
From: Kevin Taylor <kevin@eastyorkshire.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 09:56:18
Alan,

I don't understand it other than to say I was pleasantly surprised on Sunday
when leaving Southern Ireland to be told I could have a duty free rate as my
next destination was the UK. Why I haven't got a clue but I signed a
declaration to say I was off to the UK. (AVGAS)

BTW the cost was 1.32 Euros a LTR not sure what that is.

Mogas BTW is cheap anyway at about 60p per ltr or so.

Kev T
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan D Stewart" <alan.stewart@blueyonder.co.uk>
Subject:  Flying: Fuel drawback entitlement : UK to Europe.


> 1/ Fuel Drawback
>
> Does anyone know the current Customs and Excise drawback entitlement for
> flights to Europe ?
>
> URL's or links would be good, but in their absence a straightforward
> explanation would suffice.
>
> I understand that aircraft flying to Europe from the UK may be entitled
> to claim a refund from
> the tax authorities for fuel duty.
>
> How does this work ?
>
> It would seem that if I fly 18 gallons of fuel to France from the UK, I
> would be entitled to make a claim,
> but what about 18 gallons purchased in France and flown back to the UK
> ??!
>
> I hadn't even considered it, 'til I read an article on the web. Now I
> think it might help cut the cost of
> foreign trips.
>
> No doubt, someone will tell me that it doesn't work that way for private
> flights, or that unleaded fuel is excluded ?
>
>
> Alan
>
>



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