The carrier said itsfuel charges would rise US$5 for short-haul flights, US$10 for medium-haul flights, such as Europe, and US$25 for long-haul flights
El Al Israel Airlines announced last Thursday it was raising fuel surcharges by up to USD$25 per flight sector, effective May 21. The company said that the increase was in response to rising global oil prices.
In a statement the company noted that " the price of oil surpassed US$60 a barrel, an 80% increase from its level of US$33 in January 2009”.
The carrier said itsfuel charges would rise US$5 for short-haul flights, US$10 for medium-haul flights, such as Europe, and US$25 for long-haul flights, not including its new route to Brazil. The charges will not, however, apply to tickets bought with frequent flyer miles.
El Al announced increase in fuel surcharge due to rising global oil prices
The carrier said itsfuel charges would rise US$5 for short-haul flights, US$10 for medium-haul flights, such as Europe, and US$25 for long-haul flights
18.05.09 / 00:00
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