CAB hikes cargo, fuel surcharges for November

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The Civil Aeronautics Board has raised the passenger and cargo fuel surcharge for November due to higher operating costs of airlines.

Under Level 7 of the passenger fuel surcharge matrix, airlines are allowed to collect a fuel surcharge of P219 to P739 for domestic flights and P722.71 to P5,373.69 for international flights. “Airlines wishing to impose or collect fuel surcharge must file its application with CAB on or before the effectivity period, with fuel surcharge rates not exceeding the above-stated level,” CAB said.

It said fuel surcharge is not a part of the basic airfare and may be reduced or removed depending on the price of jet fuel in the market.

 

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