Cathay Pacific to lower fuel surcharges for passenger flights by up to 14%
Cathay Pacific Airways will reduce its fuel surcharge fees for passenger flights by up to approximately 14% starting May 16. This adjustment follows a period of increases that began in March.

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AI-generatedCathay Pacific Airways will reduce its fuel surcharge fees for passenger flights by up to approximately 14% starting May 16. This adjustment follows a period of increases that began in March. The surcharge for long-haul flights will decrease from HK$1,560 to HK$1,362 per leg. Shorter routes, such as those between Hong Kong and South Asia, will see a reduction from HK$725 to HK$633. Surcharges for flights between mainland China and Hong Kong will remain unchanged at HK$135 and HK$165 respectively. The airline is implementing this change due to fluctuations in fuel prices.
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5 extractedFuel surcharges for flights from Hong Kong to mainland China will remain at HK$165.
Fuel surcharges for flights from mainland China to Hong Kong will remain at HK$135.
For shorter journeys, the surcharge will drop to HK$633 from HK$725.
For long-haul flights, the surcharge will decrease from HK$1,560 (US$199) to HK$1,362 per leg.
Cathay Pacific will lower fuel surcharges for passenger flights by up to 14% starting May 16.