Cathay Pacific will increase passenger and cargo fuel surcharges by up to 41% starting August 1st due to rising tensions in the Middle East. This marks the first increase since April, with surcharges on routes to the South Asian subcontinent and the South West Pacific, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa seeing the largest hikes. The airline cited a significant rise in global average jet fuel prices as the primary reason for these adjustments. AI
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- Africa
- Cathay Pacific
- Europe
- Hong Kong
- Indian subcontinent
- International Air Transport Association
- mainland China
- Middle East
- North America
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