The Manila Times

PAL, Cebu Pacific impose higher rates

- LISBET K. ESMAEL

PHILIPPINE started collecting additional charges from passengers because of rising oil prices.

Maria Socorro Gonzaga, PAL vice president for external affairs and partnershi­ps, told reporters the company implemente­d fuel surcharge on September 19.

- exander Lao said in a separate interview.

for fuel surcharge amid increasing oil prices, which increased their operating expenses.

PAL did not say how much has been the matrix approved by aviation authoritie­s, P1,425 for internatio­nal travel.

AirAsia Philippine­s submitted its applicatio­n for fuel surcharge on Friday and is waiting for the Civil Aeronautic­s Board’s (CAB) approval.

According to CAB’s Resolution 44, airlines have to evaluate fuel surcharges every two months.

The matrix also stated that ticket prices would ease once jet fuel prices decreased.

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