- Exclusive polling by More in Common reveals that 79 per cent of British voters support introducing a tax on private jets to help fund essential services.
- Chancellor John Healey is considering new tax measures to balance the Budget and meet key spending commitments.
- Proponents estimate that increasing fuel duty and air passenger duty on private aircraft could raise up to £2.7bn per year.
- The survey indicates that 56 per cent of respondents believe the rich do not pay their fair share of tax.
- The proposed private jet tax enjoys cross-party support, including 68 per cent of Labour voters and nearly half of Tory and Reform voters.
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