Air India first to drop fuel surcharges, cutting long-haul fares to US, Europe, Australia
Tata-owned Air India becomes the first Indian carrier to cut fuel surcharges on long-haul routes after easing global jet fuel prices. Europe surcharges fall to USD 125 from USD 205, while North America and Australia drop to USD 200 from USD 280, offering modest fare relief on premium international sectors.
Tata-owned Air India becomes first Indian carrier to cut fuel surcharges on long-haul routes to Europe, North America and Australia after global jet fuel prices eased, offering travellers modest fare relief on premium international sectors.
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