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Cathay Pacific lägger till bränsletillägg på sina och Cathay Dragon's flighter från Hong Kong med motsvarande cirka 742 SEK.
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Cathay’s flights out of Hong Kong are about to get more expensive – Business Traveller
"Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon flights departing Hong Kong will be getting more expensive with the airlines set to impose a new fuel surcharge of up to HK$652 (US$83.4) that will be added to the price of tickets purchased or re-issued on or after November 2."
"Along with adding to the cost of purchased tickets, the surcharges will also mean that members of the airline’s Asia Miles rewards programme will now have to pay a sizeable additional fee when making award bookings by redeeming their miles."
"For Cathay Pacific, the additional fees are likely to aid in offsetting rising fuel costs, which have played a notable role in keeping the airline’s finances in the red despite measures to return to profitability.
Back in August, the airline announced that it had narrowed its losses to HK$263 million (US33.5 million) for the first half of 2018 – a notable improvement over its previous HK$2.05 billion loss in the first half of 2017."
Nedan är några utdrag från artikeln som ni kan finna här:
Cathay’s flights out of Hong Kong are about to get more expensive – Business Traveller
"Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon flights departing Hong Kong will be getting more expensive with the airlines set to impose a new fuel surcharge of up to HK$652 (US$83.4) that will be added to the price of tickets purchased or re-issued on or after November 2."
"Along with adding to the cost of purchased tickets, the surcharges will also mean that members of the airline’s Asia Miles rewards programme will now have to pay a sizeable additional fee when making award bookings by redeeming their miles."
"For Cathay Pacific, the additional fees are likely to aid in offsetting rising fuel costs, which have played a notable role in keeping the airline’s finances in the red despite measures to return to profitability.
Back in August, the airline announced that it had narrowed its losses to HK$263 million (US33.5 million) for the first half of 2018 – a notable improvement over its previous HK$2.05 billion loss in the first half of 2017."
