Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways will reduce fuel surcharges on most passenger flights from July 1, following a decline in jet fuel prices after recent volatility linked to the Iran conflict.
According to the airline, fuel surcharges on flights between Hong Kong and destinations in North America, Europe, the South West Pacific, the Middle East and Africa will be reduced by 14.5%. The surcharge will fall from HK$1,362 to HK$1,164 per passenger.
