Taiwan: EVA Air, Starlux and China Airlines Freeze Fuel Overload in May Despite Record Kerosene
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While the jet fuel barrel now exceeds $200, the Taiwanese companies make the choice of tariff stability on passenger fuel surcharges, at least for the month of May. EVA Air, Starlux Airlines and China Airlines maintain the levels set at the beginning of April, at 45 US dollars for short-haul routes and 117 US dollars for long-haul flights, for all international flights departing from Taiwan. Overloads frozen in May despite record kerosene Accord…
Chisinau Airport has launched an auction for the purchase of Jet A1 aviation fuel, estimated at more than 1.4 billion lei, according to an announcement of participation published in the procurement system. The document shows that the airport plans to procure about 56,000 tons of kerosene for a period of 7 months, with an estimated monthly amount of about 8,000 tons, with a margin of variation of ± 10%. A key element of the procedure is that the …
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