The Hindu Business Line : Singapore Air cuts fuel surcharge

Following a decline in global oil prices, Singapore Airlines has announced a reduction in fuel surcharge. In a statement, the airline said that for tickets purchased on or after January 30, the surcharge payable by a passenger would be less than what is being charged at present. While for flights from and to India the one-way surcharge will be reduced from the existing $54 to $52, the surcharge on flights between Singapore and the US and Canada will come down by $4 per sector to $78.

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