JAL Group to raise fuel surcharges on Japan‑origin tickets from November

JAL Group to raise fuel surcharges on Japan‑origin tickets from November
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Japan Airlines (JAL) and its subsidiary JTA will increase fuel surcharges on tickets issued from November 1 for travel to the United States and other regions, with the new surcharge for all North America, Europe, Middle East and Oceania routes (excluding Hawaii) set at 62,000 yen.

The revised surcharges also include 7,100 yen for Korea, Far‑East Russia, and Okinawa/Naha to Taipei/Taichung; 16,000 yen for other East Asia routes; 21,500 yen for Guam, Palau, Philippines, Vietnam, Mongolia and Irkutsk; 33,200 yen for Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Novosibirsk; and 38,500 yen for Hawaii, Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka.

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