Cathay Pacific Cuts Fuel Surcharges
Cathay Pacific Airways and its affiliated carrier, Dragonair, have received approval to cut passenger fuel surcharges by up to 5% for September, due to weaker international fuel prices. Fuel surcharge for short-haul flights will drop 1% to HKD97 per journey from HKD98, and the surcharge for long-haul flights will fall by 5% to HKD481 from […]
Six Hong Kong Airlines Approved To Decrease Surcharges
The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department has announced that six Hong Kong airlines including Cathay Pacific Airways have approval to reduce their surcharges on passenger routes in the period from October 1 through November 30, 2008.
American Airlines Postpones Launch Of New Route To China
American Airlines has announced that it has submitted an application to the U.S. Department of Transportation to delay the launch of a nonstop service between Chicago and Beijing to April 4, 2010.
China Southern Increases Surcharges On Route To South Korea
China Southern Airlines will increase the surcharge on the South Korea – China route from September 2, 2008.
China Eastern, China Southern Increase Surcharges
Both China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines have increased their surcharges for the routes from mainland China to Hong Kong and Taiwan.
High Fuel Prices: Cathay Pacific Announces Further Capacity Redeployment
Cathay Pacific Airways announced a new round of capacity redeployment to help offset the impact of high fuel prices on the airline.
Decreased Flights To China Planned For Air Berlin
Air Berlin will be reducing their weekly flights from Shanghai to Dusseldorf from five to three flights per week, effective July 2008.