Some Airlines Reduce Fuel Surcharges as Oil Falls, While Others Hold Steady

Some airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil falls, while others hold steady

CALGARY - Some Canadian airlines are scaling back fuel surcharges as fuel prices fall, while others are holding steady for now.

Canadians may pay hundreds more for summer vacation flights, despite falling oil prices

Most Canadian airlines continue to tack on extra fees — sometimes hundreds of dollars — for jet fuel, even after North American oil prices dropped by more than 30 per cent in less than a month.

Most airlines aren’t rushing to cut fuel surcharges even as oil prices fall

WestJet, Porter and Cathay Pacific are reducing charges that began after the Iran war started, but the rest of the industry isn’t following