BA & Virgin Cut Fuel SurchargeDrop in oil price means lower fuel surcharges By Reuters on 15 October 2008 in News |
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British airline Virgin Atlantic Airways said it has cut its passenger fuel surcharges following the drop in oil prices. From 2300 GMT on Wednesday, Virgin Atlantic will reduce the charge by up to GBP13 pounds (USD$22.81) per passenger, depending on the destination and class of cabin, the airline said on Tuesday. Passengers travelling on longer flights in economy class will benefit from the full GBP13 pound cut, taking the charge to GBP96 (USD$168). Passengers travelling in premium economy class will pay GBP5 less on shorter flights and GBP6.50 less on longer flights. (Reuters) CommentsBe the first to leave a comment Add Your CommentPlease note: all comments will be manually verified by our staff before appearing on the site. Please do not try and spam and do not use offending language. If you want to be notified when your post has been published, add your email address below. Related ItemsNo security scanners here, says DubaiAirlines still making losses PayPal Takes Flight Yet another round of price-hikes for checked in luggage Staff paycuts at BA to go ahead Airline Food Is Costly Reclaiming air passenger duty BA First class to Las Vegas BA Strike: Check out alternative flight options BA cabin crew starts ballot to strike Scared of flying? Just press the ibutton Airline passengers are revolting BRITISH AIRWAYS SALE ON FLIGHTS Why BA is flying high from London City to New York Flystar from Astraeus News Archives |
