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Rate increase for three Portuguese airlines

Lisbon, Portugal - Tap-Air Portugal, Portugalia Airlines and Air Luxor try to cover crude boost costs

On Wednesday three Portuguese airlines reported they want to add a surcharge on its fares to try to cover costs from crude boosts. Tap-Air Portugal on Monday, will start to charge EUR3 the one-way travels for short distances and EUR7 for long haul flights, its spokeman reported, and travels towards Azores and Madeira islands will remain exempt. As from Monday, Portugalia Airlines will increase EUR6...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 101952
Rome, Italy, 08/19/2004 20:40
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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