JAL to Reduce Cargo Fuel Surcharge

Japan Airlines has applied to the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to revise down, from 1 July 2010, its international cargo fuel surcharge for flights departing from Japan only.

Since 1 April 2009, JAL started adjusting its cargo fuel surcharge levels on a monthly basis by using the one-month average fuel price of Singapore kerosene of the month before last.

 As the average fuel price of Singapore kerosene for the month of May in 2010 was US$88.26 per barrel, the benchmark fuel price used for calculation of the fuel surcharge level in June will be within the range of US$85.00 to US$89.99 per barrel.

The international cargo fuel surcharge will therefore decrease on long-haul international routes from 87 yen per kg to 80 yen, on medium-haul international routes from 75 yen per kg to 69 yen, and on short-haul routes from 63 yen per kg to 58 yen accordingly.

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