Korean Air Raises Fuel Surcharges in September
As international oil prices rise sharply, the fuel surcharges imposed on international flight tickets will be raised across the board starting in September. This marks a rebound for the first time in four months since May, and the fare burden for passengers using long-haul routes such as to the Unit
Korean Air has announced a 36% increase in fuel surcharges for international flights departing from South Korea, effective September 1. The surcharges, which range from 48,000 won to 354,000 won ($146.15), reflect the sharp rise in international oil prices. Long-haul routes to the United States are expected to see the largest increase, with an additional cost of approximately 189,600 won ($145.85) per round trip.
The surcharge levels are adjusted based on ticketing dates, meaning that soaring oil prices will continue to pressure fares in the short term.
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