British Airways reduces economy cabin fuel surcharges

Paul Starrs, Commercial Manager, Middle East said, 'In spite of the fact that the overall cost of fuel for British Airways has not reduced, we have implemented the lower surcharge because the price of fuel has dropped in recent weeks and our objective is to remain competitive in the marketplace.'

Starrs added, 'The price of fuel remains volatile, but we keep our surcharges under continuous review and adjust them as and when appropriate.'


(c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 12-Nov-08

 

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