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China airlines hike fuel surcharges on int'l flights
2006-09-28
SHANGHAI - China's three biggest airlines, including Air China Ltd. , will lift fuel surcharges for international flights by 50 to 60 percent from Oct. 1. The surcharge on Air China flights to Asian routes would be raised to $40 from the present $25 and that for flights to the Middle East, Europe and the United States would rise to $60 from $40, Rao Xinyu, an official at the airline's investor relations department, said on Thursday. China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines will impose the same surcharges, sources said. ($1 = 7.9 Yuan) Muzi.com News
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