>They should be taxed like alcohol and tobacco and selling sugary drinks to children should be curtailed. Absolute no problem with that, but has nothing to-do

>They should be taxed like alcohol and tobacco and selling sugary drinks to children should be curtailed. Absolute no problem with that, but has nothing to-do with airline security. >but we underfund road safety and overfund airline safety I dont know where you life, but here 'WHE' pay nothing for Airline safety, but every passenger does, and flying is still too cheap. >but we can still overfund health and safety in one part of the economy at the expense of the other. I really don't know what a country that is, but here (Switzerland) every passenger pays a tax for the Airport which is responsible for the Air-control and the Security, and the Airport just lets Airlines land when they meet international Security standards, its not a public spend but a private one (from the passenger). And i think it's the exact same in your country.