Additional Fuel Surcharges From China's Domestic Airlines
Domestic airlines have raised fuel surcharges with effect from April 8, 2011 in response to recent increases in aviation oil prices.
Cathay Pacific Raises Fuel Surcharges For Mainland Routes
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways recently said it had received approval from the Hong Kong government to raise fuel surcharges on passenger fares by 10% to 15% in March as a result of higher global oil prices.
China's Airlines Raise Fuel Surcharges
According to reports in local media, Chinese airlines are raising passenger fuel surcharges as of Tuesday February 22, 2011 — due to the rise in base fuel prices.
Singapore Airlines Raises Fuel Surcharges On China Flights
Singapore Airlines has announced an increase in its fuel surcharges that it says is due to a recent sharp and sustained escalation in the price of jet fuel.
Singapore Airlines Raises Fuel Surcharges On China Flights
Singapore Airlines has announce that it will increase its fuel surcharge for tickets issued on or after December 2, 2010 as a result of a sustained escalation in the price of jet fuel in recent months.
China's Domestic Airlines Increase Fuel Surcharges
China's major domestic airlines have announced increases in passenger fuel surcharges from October 27, 2010.
Cathay Pacific Gets Approval To Raise Fuel Surcharges For October
The Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong SAR government has said that it has given Catay Pacific Limited approval for a 3% to 5% increase in fuel surcharges for October 2010.
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 […]
China Resumes Fuel Surcharges For Domestic Routes
The National Development and Reform Commission and China's General Administration of Civil Aviation have jointly issued a circular concerning the new policy for collection of fuel surcharges for domestic air routes, saying the fuel surcharge will be linked to airlines' jet fuel costs, and airlines can decide themselves when and how much to collect.
Hong Kong Approves Fuel Surcharge Increases For Two Airlines
The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department has given approval for the increase of passenger fuel surcharges levied by Cathay Pacific Airways and Singapore Airlines for the period from August 1, 2009, to September 30, 2009.
Taiwan To Raise Fuel Surcharges From Mid June
According to Taiwan's Civil Aeronautics Administration, as a result of the increase of aviation fuel prices, local airlines can raise fuel surcharges for long and short haul international flights by 25% from June 15, 2009.