By Lars Mucklejohn The UK aviation regulator has announced it will force London Heathrow Airport to further reduce its airline passenger fees over the next two years, following a long-running dispute over prices at Britain’s biggest airport. The UK Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) latest changes will result in Heathrow’s price per passenger being capped at an estimated £23.73 in 2025 and £23.71 in 2026, the watchdog said on Thursday. It added that the changes would lead to Heathrow’s charges decreasing by around six per cent, or £1.52 in 2025 and £1.57 in 2026. It marks a shake-up of the propo…