fuel surcharge News
06-Apr-2009
CHINA :
China Southern Airlines is pleased (03-Apr-09) to announce new fuel surcharges that will apply on tickets issued on (or after) 01-Apr-09.
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03-Feb-2009
UTair cut fuel surcharges on the ticket sale for all the flights of the air company since 01-Feb-09 due to fall in jet fuel prices.
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28-Jan-2009
SPAIN :
Spanair decided (27-Jan-09) to remove the fuel surcharges on its domestic flights as from 28-Jan-09 due to lower oil price.
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23-Jan-2009
GERMANY :
Air Berlin announced (22-Jan-09) to reduce its fuel surcharge. From 27-Jan-09, Air Berlin will be charging up to EUR15 less in fuel surcharge per flight. On domestic German and European intercity flights the surcharge per flight will be reduced by EUR5 to EUR20.
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13-Jan-2009
SWISS is making a further substantial reduction in its present fuel surcharges. While the fuel markets remain highly volatile and general global uncertainty makes further developments here unclear, the prices of crude oil and jet fuel have seen further declines over the past few weeks, prompting these latest reductions.
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22-Dec-2008
SAS has announced to reduce fuel surcharges with EUR 3 on domestic, intrascandinavian and European flights. On intercontinental flights the surcharges will be reduced by EUR 5 between Europe and USA/Asia.
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18-Dec-2008
Virgin Atlantic announced (17-Dec-08) that following the recent, sustained decrease in the price of crude oil, it will be reducing its passenger fuel charges with effect from 18-Dec-08.
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16-Dec-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways World Cargo has announced (15-Dec-08) a reduction to its fuel surcharge. The surcharge will be GBP0.44 / USD0.65 / EUR0.65 with effect from 29-Dec-08. This reduction follows a continued fall in the price of fuel.
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10-Dec-2008
GERMANY :
As crude oil and kerosene prices have decreased, Lufthansa announced (09-Dec-08) to further reduce its fuel surcharge on its flights. The fuel surcharge on domestic German and intra-European routes will lower by EUR3 to EUR21 per flight segment.
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08-Dec-2008
Aegean Airlines announced (05-Dec-08) to reduce fuel surcharges due to the fall in the price of oil. The carrier announced a reduction in fuel surcharge by EUR2 on all tickets to domestic destinations and EUR3 on all tickets to international destinations effective as of 01-Jan-09.
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02-Dec-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways World Cargo has announced (01-Dec-08) a reduction to its fuel surcharge. The surcharge will be GBP0.48 / USD0.70 / EUR0.70, with effect from 15-Dec-08. This reduction follows a continued fall in the price of fuel.
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25-Nov-2008
Estonian Air has reduced (25-Nov-08) fuel surcharge by the amount of EUR4 on all its scheduled flights. The lower fuel surcharge will be applied to all Estonian Air regular flight tickets purchased on or after 25-Nov-08.
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18-Nov-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways World Cargo has announced (17-Nov-08) a reduction to its fuel surcharge. The surcharge will be GBP0.51 / USD0.75 / EUR0.75, with effect from 01- Dec-08. Adam Carson, senior manager revenue management, said: We are reducing the fuel surcharge following another decline in fuel prices.
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13-Nov-2008
IRELAND :
Ryanair called (11-Nov-08) on high fare, high fuel surcharging airlines like SAS to scrap their unjustified fuel surcharge to reflect the recent 50% fall in oil prices. Ryanair made the call on the eve of a SAS fuel surcharge reduction of just EUR3 (from EUR10 to EUR7) on domestic, and EUR5 (from EUR15 to EUR10) on international routes.
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12-Nov-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways which operates 28 weekly flights from the UAE to London Heathrow has reduced its fuel surcharge for World Traveller (economy) and World Traveller Plus (premium economy) customers.
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05-Nov-2008
As crude oil and kerosene prices have decreased, Brussels Airlines will reduce the fuel surcharge on its European flights by EUR5 and on its long-haul flight to Africa by EUR15.
As crude oil and kerosene prices have decreased, and despite the fact that average fuel prices for 2008 are still substantially above their levels of a year ago, Brussels Airlines lowers the fuel surcharge on all its flights.
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03-Nov-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
bmi has removed all fuel surcharges on its flights within UK and Europe. Peter Spencer, bmi managing director, said: “bmi has always been a market leader in UK and Europe and is committed to providing the best value flights backed up by our renowned friendly service.
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30-Oct-2008
IRELAND :
Aer Lingus is to reduce its long haul fuel surcharges by up to 20% on all tickets booked for flights between Ireland and the US with immediate effect. The fuel surcharge reduction represents a decrease of up to EUR20/USD40 per sector and comes as a result of the recent decrease in international oil prices.
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28-Oct-2008
RUSSIAN FEDERATION :
Transaero Airlines has dropped (28-Oct-08) its fuel surcharges for scheduled flights to Europe. This affects all regular flights from Moscow to Austria, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Spain and the United Kingdom as well as flights from St. Petersburg to Germany and Spain.
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27-Oct-2008
AUSTRIA :
The fuel surcharge for Austrian Airlines short- and medium haul scheduled flights, which account for the majority of the Austrian Airlines Group traffic, is reduced by EUR 3.00 from EUR 27 to EUR 24. The surcharges for long-haul flights remain unchanged at EUR 98.
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21-Oct-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways World Cargo has announced a reduction to its fuel surcharge. The surcharge will be GBP0.60 / USD0.90 / EUR0.90, with effect from 03-Nov-08. Adam Carson, senior manager revenue management, said: As a result of the continued decline in fuel costs we are reducing the fuel surcharge by three levels, in line with our index.
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16-Oct-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways dropped (15-Oct-08) its fuel surcharge by as much as GBP13. Passengers will pay GBP13 less on longer sectors and GBP10 less on shorter sectors. Additionally, passengers will pay GBP6.50 less on longer sectors and GBP5 on shorter sectors.
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08-Oct-2008
IRELAND :
Ryanair called (07-Oct-08) on high fare airlines such as British Airways, Air France, Lufthansa and Aer Lingus to reduce fuel surcharges by at least 40%, to reflect the steep fall in oil prices.
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02-Oct-2008
IRELAND :
Ryanair called on British Airlines, Air France, Lufthansa and Aer Lingus to reduce their fuel surcharges as oil prices have fallen by over 30% in recent weeks.
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19-Sep-2008
UNITED KINGDOM :
British Airways World Cargo has announced a reduction to its fuel surcharge. The surcharge will be GBP0.69/USD1.05/EUR1.05 with effect from 02-Oct-08.
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