Singapore Airlines Reduces Fuel Surcharges

Singapore Airlines has confirmed that it is to reduce its fuel surcharges, following a decline in jet fuel prices in recent weeks.

This is the second time the surcharges have been reduced: the first was in October 2006.

The following surcharges will apply for tickets purchased on or after Tuesday 30 January 2007:

• Between Singapore and gateways in South East Asia (ASEAN countries): Reduce from US$18 to US$16 per sector 
• Between Singapore and gateways in USA/Canada: Reduce from US$82 to US$78 per sector
• For all other flights: Reduce from US$54 to US$52 per sector

While the price of crude has come down, jet fuel prices have not fallen to the same extent, and the difference between the two remains high.

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