The Age, 5 Nov 2008
Singapore Airlines (SIA) said Tuesday it will cut its fuel surcharge on air tickets, but only for passengers travelling in economy and business class.
The fuel levy will be reduced by between $US4 and $US15 for flights from Singapore to Southeast Asia, Europe, South Africa, North America as well as other destinations including East Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
The carrier is also cutting the levy on flights between Dubai and Istanbul, Dubai and Moscow, and from Bangkok to Tokyo, it said in a statement.
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