Fuel Surcharges Drop
Back home from the US now to be greeted by the news that BA and Virgin Atlantic have both cut their surcharges. Virgin started it and BA followed,- with identical cuts of £13 on long haul and £10 on short. These reductions apply to economy class passengers.
For those in business class price drops are lower; £6.50 on long sectors and £5 on short. No reductions by either airline for first class passengers.
Funny how both companies took the same view of how to handle the cuts so that there is a differential between economy and the other classes! Funny how the prices were the same and funny that despite the drop in fuel prices, the surcharges don't reflect those that existed when fuel was last this price.
Yes you've guessed it; there still higher!
For those in business class price drops are lower; £6.50 on long sectors and £5 on short. No reductions by either airline for first class passengers.
Funny how both companies took the same view of how to handle the cuts so that there is a differential between economy and the other classes! Funny how the prices were the same and funny that despite the drop in fuel prices, the surcharges don't reflect those that existed when fuel was last this price.
Yes you've guessed it; there still higher!
posted by cd-traveller at
08:34
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And now Lufthansa have joined and cut their fuel surcharges as well.
bmi has removed its domestic and European flight surcharge from all bookings made after 10 November.
NCL Freedom Cruising has also dropped all fuel surcharges as from 10 january for cruises departing after 1st January 2010
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