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JAL Increases Cargo Fuel Surcharge

Posted July 14, 2009 , trackback

Japan Airlines has applied to the Japanese
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to revise
from August 1, 2009, its international cargo fuel surcharge for
flights departing from Japan only.

The international cargo
fuel surcharge on long-haul international routes will increase
from 45 yen to 66 yen per kg, on medium-haul international routes,
increase from 39 to 57 yen per kg, and on short-haul routes from
33 yen to 48 yen per kg.

Since April 1, 2009, JAL
started adjusting its 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 in June 2009 was US$76.54 per barrel, the benchmark fuel
price used for calculation of the fuel surcharge level in August
will be within the range of US$75.00 to US$79.99 per barrel, resulting in this
latest fuel surcharge increment.

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