Sentences with phrase «dropping fuel surcharges»

I like dropping fuel surcharges, but they don't drop much in premium cabins which is how I've learned to use their points.

According to media reports, airlines dropping fuel surcharges include Qatar Airways, Japan Air Lines and Cebu Pacific which boasted about this on its website («We're happy to announce that there will no longer be any fuel surcharge for all flights»).

The airline is dropping fuel surcharges on its own flights and those of its partners, which is a change expected to be complete by the end of May.

Not exact matches

Of course, with the price of oil dropping faster than the number of remaining Sears stores, the airlines can't justify adding fuel surcharges to their tickets anymore.

The good news in this announcement is that Singapore Airlines has decided to drop all fuel and insurance surcharges from their award redemptions, which should save you quite a bit of cash if you plan to redeem your miles on or after March 23.

As with the cuts in January, the biggest drop in fuel surcharges (25 %) will occur on economy awards booked to / from the US resulting in an expected decrease in the surcharges of up to $ 140.

Well, quite simply, because the price of aviation fuel has dropped over 40 % in the past twelve months and we haven't seen nearly that much of a drop in fuel surcharges.

The good news is that the airline cut its own fuel surcharges in half in the spring of 2015, when fuel prices dropped.

China Airlines imposes fuel surcharges, but they have been cut almost in half since the drop in global fuel costs.

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If I really wanted to avoid fuel surcharges on an award then the drop in points when I transfer from Singapore Airlines to Virgin Australia might make sense in some circumstances where Singapore imposed high fuel surcharges.

You'll also notice I call them «carrier - imposed surcharges» rather than «fuel surcharges» since fuel prices have dropped and the rationale for these surcharges disappeared.

Or, you could look a the fuel surcharges that are slowly going away, many of which stuck around months, if not years after fuel prices dropped off of their highs.

The main portion of the taxes and fees that is controllable is the YQ, currently titled «carrier surcharge» (it was formerly called «fuel surcharge» but did not come down when fuel prices dropped).