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Cathay Pacific cuts fuel surcharge

Breaking news, 26 Sep 2008

Hong Kong- Cathay Pacific is reducing its passenger fuel surcharge for two months from October 1.

The fuel surcharge cut is US$25.1 (HK$196) for short-haul services in South and North East Asia and US$106.7 (HK$832) for long-haul services. The current surcharges are US$29.60 (HK$231) for short-haul services and US$118.50 (HK$924) for long-haul services.

 
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