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Meanwhile, fuel surcharges for domestic flights will be adjusted downwards.

@ Yang Shen — Unfortunately they do indeed still impose fuel surcharges for awards originating in Europe.

Taxes, fees, and fuel surcharges for the companion still apply and can range from $ 50 to over $ 2,000.

Considering the fact that United does not pass on carrier imposed fuel surcharges for award tickets even on partners, some people prefer to book partners such as Lufthansa with United miles to avoid these charges, even though 70,000 miles is higher than other programs would charge for that flight in business class.

You still need to pay fees, taxes, and fuel surcharges for the «free» companion award, but these are normally required on all Avios reservations.

Although British Airways does not pass on fuel surcharges for American Airlines flights within North America, they unfortunately do add charges for award tickets between the US and Europe on American Airlines and most other partner flights.

For example, fuel surcharges for roundtrip first class between Los Angeles and Seoul Incheon are ~ $ 300.

Unfortunately effective today British Airways has started collecting fuel surcharges for USAirways flights that begin or end outside of the Western Hemisphere.

French Polynesia because they partner with both airlines flying from the mainland US to Tahiti (Air Tahiti Nui and Air France) and Australia because they partner with Virgin Australia, Virgin Australia has the best award availability to Australia especially on the Los Angeles — Brisbane route, because those seats are even available at Delta.com now, and because they've stopped charging fuel surcharges for those flights as well.

@Graydon for what it's worth Delta charges 125k per person roundtrip without fuel surcharges for the same flights

@ Michael — Delta actually only imposes fuel surcharges for redemptions originating in Europe, so you wouldn't have to pay those.

- If you have an Iberia account with miles in it (including a transfer from AMEX or Starwood) then you can transfer BA Avios into Iberia at a 1:1 ratio and save on much lighter fuel surcharges for travel on Iberia.

Furthermore, at the same time, the ClassicFlight Rewards fuel surcharges for travel between Canada and other international destinations will be waived for Super Elite 100K members on flights operated by Air Canada, Air Canada Express and Air Canada rouge.

Hopefully these tips have given you some food for thought when it comes to avoiding the huge fuel surcharges for which British Airways has gained notoriety.

When searching for Award space on Delta it seems that Flying Blue is adding fuel surcharges for Delta flights when originating in Europe (example Stuttgart to Atlanta on March, 1st 2016 with surcharges of $ 277.76, where $ 141.00 of that are fuel surcharges).

Flying Blue miles of course can be used on Air France and KLM flights, though you'll pay fuel surcharges for them.

The other negative here is that Delta imposes fuel surcharges for travel on V Australia, so expect to pay somewhere around $ 400 for the award.

Singapore miles are also great for travel on United as many routes require fewer miles and there are no fuel surcharges for United flights.

However, Loyalty Lobby points out an announcement from Iberia that their version of the Avios program will be eliminating the benefit of reduced fuel surcharges for intra-European redemptions.

I couldn't care less about the Air Canada reward chart, because Aeroplan imposes fuel surcharges for awards tickets on Air Canada, while they don't for award tickets on their Star Alliance partners.

As a reminder, Aeroplan does not impose fuel surcharges for travel on Air China, Brussels, EgyptAir, Ethiopian, EVA Air, Scandinavian, Singapore, Swiss, Turkish, United, and US Airways, and the fuel surcharges on LOT are really low.

Then in 2011 Aeroplan announced a huge award chart devaluation, which was quickly followed by them adding fuel surcharges for travel on most Star Alliance partner carriers without advance notice.

A credit card is required for payment of taxes, fees and fuel surcharges for your Award Travel on Thai AirAsia.

Some things to keep in mind: - Singapore charges fuel surcharges for travel on Singapore and most partner airlines besides United.

But as Head for Points notes, Virgin has actually reduced their fuel surcharges for economy awards (must be logged in to view).

There are no Fuel Surcharges for Transatlantic flights on United, but there are for Transpacific.

Delta has good to excellent award availability on Virgin Atlantic (except Seattle), so this is your chance to sample Virgin Atlantic product without paying insanely ridiculous fuel surcharges for the privilege.

Or Brazil, for that matter; Brazil has banned fuel surcharges for a very long time.

In January, the Philippines government banned the use of fuel surcharges for all airlines operating in the Philippines.

The tables below show the old and new mileage costs and well as current fuel surcharges for one - way flights from the USA to Singapore.

Lufthansa Miles & More The Miles & More program only charges taxes and fuel surcharges for lap infant awards.

However, you will have to pay fuel surcharges for most of the partner awards except Virgin Australia and Hawaiian Airlines.

You can see the Fuel surcharges for using British Airways (BA) Avios.

I took a look at the fuel surcharges for Delta to Europe and they were around $ 480.

I've seen conflicting accounts that either say they've seen ~ $ 1,000 in fuel surcharges, or like yours that recommend choosing Delta for the least fuel surcharges for this trip.

ANA also doesn't pass on fuel surcharges for United.

You must pay the taxes and fuel surcharges for both passengers.

As domestic flights, there are no fuel surcharges for these flights and only limited taxes and fees.

An example from Flying Blue that shows the taxes and fees including fuel surcharges for booking an award with SkyTeam partner Delta.

The drawback is that you're going to have to pay fuel surcharges for ANA flights.

At the very least, you could book a one - way award and pay just half the taxes, fees, and fuel surcharges for the privilege of trying the service on half your journey.

That said, American is ripe for a devaluation and still imposes fuel surcharges for travel on British Airways, it's main partner for travel to Europe.

Note that American does add fuel surcharges for flights on Iberia, but they are moderate compared to British Airways.

Its important to pay attention to this because Air Canada passes on fuel surcharges for most of its partners, and they can be high.

Besides, there are no fuel surcharges for flights originating from the U.S.

You can use any British Airways partner for short flights in Europe, and you can even use carrier itself, as it doesn't tack on fuel surcharges for its European flights.

The carrier does tack on fuel surcharges for Cathay Pacific, but they are modest.

There's no mention, as yet, of any decreases in fuel surcharges for business class or first class travel — hopefully these will be announced soon.

British Airways flights are also available, but you are well - advised not to book unless you want to pay hundreds of dollars in fuel surcharges for your award ticket.

American also doesn't impose fuel surcharges for most awards (flights on British Airways are a notable exception), while British Airways will levy fuel surcharges on most international awards.